memoria

feminine noun

1. memory (capacidad de recordar)

tener buena/mala memoria, tener mucha/poca memoria -> to have a good/bad memory
de memoria -> by heart
hacer memoria -> to try to remember
refrescar la memoria a alguien -> to refresh somebody's memory
traer a la memoria -> to call to mind
si la memoria no me engaña o falla -> if I remember correctly
venir a la memoria -> to come to mind

2. remembrance, remembering (recuerdo)

3. (academic) paper (disertación)

4. (informe)

5. list, record (lista)

6. memory (computing)

memoria de acceso aleatorio/de sólo lectura -> random-access/read only memory
memoria expandida/extendida/programable -> expanded/extended/programmable memory
memoria RAM/ROM -> RAM/ROM

memoria [may-mo'’re-ah]

noun

1. Memory, reminiscence, recollection. (f)

2. Fame, glory. (f)

3. Memory, memorial, monumental record. (f)

4. An anniversary or pious work which anyone found to preserve his memory. (f)

5. Memoir, an account of transactions familiarly written: commonly used in the plural (personales). (f)

6. Bill, accoundant. (f)

7. Memorandum, a note to help the memory (memorándum). (f)

8. Codicil. (f)

9. (Inform.) Memory. (f)

Memoria de acceso aleatorio -> random access memory
Memoria de acceso aleatorio estable -> non volatile random access memory
Memoria de sólo lectura -> read only memory
Memoria de sólo lectura alterable eléctricamente -> electrically alterable read only memory
Memoria de sólo -> lectura programable borrable electrónicamente, electrically erasable programmable read only memory
Memoria intermedia -> buffer
Memoria intermedia de interrupción -> interrupt buffer
Memoria primaria -> primary storage
Memoria principal -> main memory
Hacer memoria -> to remember, to put in mind
Saber de memoria -> to know by heart
Hablar de memoria -> to speak from memory
Set flaco de memoria -> to have a short memory, forgetful
En memoria de -> in memory of
Tener mala memoria -> to have a bad memory
Traer algo a la memoria -> to recall something
Memoria programable -> programmable memory
Aprender de memoria -> to learn by heart
Memoria del teclado -> key-board memory

noun, plural

10. Compliments, expression of kindness and civility.

11. Memorandum-book.

12. Two or more rings put on the finger as a memorandum.

"memoria" in the Answers forum


Q:	memoria del ejercicio
A:	"The memory of the exercise" from my Columbian friend

Q:	Consejos para mejorar memoria
A:	It probably comes down to repetition. Individual verbs (with the exception of the more common ones like ser, estar, hacer, etc) are not usually repeated…