How do you pronounce mnemonics?

mnemonics is pronounced as /nɪˈmɒnɪks/.

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mnemonics

🧠mnemonics (mnémônics)

noun

/nɪˈmɒnɪks/

mnémotechnique (mnémotechnique)

mnemonic moat

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Signification

Techniques or systems used to help remember information.

A technique to aid memory; a device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations

Using words, sentences or methods for easy memorization

Traduction de la signification

Techniques ou systèmes utilisés pour aider à mémoriser des informations.

Techniques ou systemes utilises pour aider a memoriser des informations.

Phrases d'exemple

The teacher taught the students mnemonics to memorize the planets in order.

Le professeur a enseigné aux élèves des mnémoniques pour mémoriser les planètes dans l'ordre.

Le professeur a enseigne aux eleves des mnemotechniques pour memoriser les planetes dans l'ordre.

Mnemonics help in remembering complex concepts easily.

Les mnémoniques aident à se souvenir des concepts complexes facilement.

Les mnemoniques aident a se souvenir des concepts complexes facilement.

Using mnemonics helps students remember complex formulas.

L'utilisation des mnémoniques aide les étudiants à se souvenir des formules complexes.

Synonymes

memory aid, recall device, association, trick, learning tool, memory aids, memory tricks, Memory Aid, Recall Technique, Memorization Trick

Entrée 1

memory aid, recall device, association, trick, learning tool

Entrée 2

memory aids, memory tricks

Entrée 3

Memory Aid, Recall Technique, Memorization Trick

Antonymes

forgetfulness, confusion, inattention, Forgetfulness, Amnesia, Ignorance

Entrée 1

forgetfulness, confusion

Entrée 2

forgetfulness, inattention

Entrée 3

Forgetfulness, Amnesia, Ignorance

Collocations

mnemonics system, learning mnemonics, use mnemonics, memory mnemonics

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The act of distorting or corrupting the original meaning, purpose, or state of something.

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Stubborn refusal to change one’s opinion or course of action.

hue (teinte)

A color or shade.

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