🧠retentive (reˈtɛntɪv)

adjective
/rɪˈtɛntɪv/
memoria retentiva (memoria retentiva)

Meaning

having the ability to remember things easily or keep something for a long time
Having strong memory or the ability to retain information for a long time.
Having the ability to retain things in one's memory; having a good memory.
Traducción del significado
tener la capacidad de recordar cosas fácilmente o mantener algo por un largo tiempo
tener la capacidad de recordar cosas fácilmente o mantener algo por un largo tiempo

Oraciones de ejemplo

She has a highly retentive memory.

Ella tiene una memoria muy retentiva.
Ella tiene una memoria muy retentiva.

Students with a retentive memory excel in academics.

Los estudiantes con una memoria retentiva sobresalen en los estudios.
Los estudiantes con una memoria retentiva sobresalen en los estudios.

A retentive memory helps in academic success.

Una memoria retentiva ayuda al éxito académico.
Una memoria retentiva ayuda al éxito académico.

Synonyms

remembering, absorbing, preserving, mindful, Memory-rich, Absorptive, Retaining, absorptive, recollective, preservative
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remembering, absorbing, preserving, mindful
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Memory-rich, Absorptive, Retaining
Entrada 3
absorptive, recollective, preservative

Antonyms

forgetful, careless, Forgetful, Unreliable, Poor Memory, non-absorbent, impermeable
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forgetful, careless
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Forgetful, Unreliable, Poor Memory
Entrada 3
forgetful, non-absorbent, impermeable

Colocaciones

retentive memory, retentive ability, highly retentive

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