ระลึก
recall
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- 1 recall、keep in mind
This verb means to consciously bring a past person, event, or experience back to mind. It is more formal and reflective than everyday ways of saying “remember.”
recall、keep in mind
To consciously recall someone or something from the past, often with reflection, respect, or gratitude; it can also mean keeping an important fact in mind.
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ระลึกถึงอดีต ralʉ́k thʉ̌ŋ àdìit recall the past ระลึกถึงอดีต details
Learning notes
Explanation
ระลึก describes consciously bringing a past person, event, or experience back to mind. It can convey reflection, respect, or gratitude rather than merely having something stored in memory. Common patterns include ระลึกถึง followed by the person or thing remembered, and ระลึกไว้ว่า followed by a statement that should be kept in mind. The word has a somewhat formal, reflective tone and fits commemorative, respectful, and instructional contexts.
Usage
It is often used in reflective writing, expressions of gratitude or respect, commemorations, memorial contexts, and formal reminders to keep an important lesson or fact in mind.
Caution
For an ordinary “I just remembered,” นึกออก is often more natural, while จำได้ is commonly used for remembering or recognizing something. To say that you miss someone, use คิดถึง. Although ระลึก may occur in commemorative contexts, its core meaning is reflective remembrance rather than the general act of organizing or celebrating a commemoration.