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  1. informal (do not forget) acuérdate interj. Don't forget to turn off the light when leaving the office. Acuérdate de apagar la luz cuando te vayas de la oficina. que no se te olvide interj. Que no se te olvide apagar la luz cuando te vayas de la oficina. no te olvides interj.

  2. Principal Translations. Inglés. Español. don't forget interj. interjection: Exclamation--for example, "Oh no!" "Wow!" informal (do not forget) acuérdate interj. interjección: Interjección o exclamación, propia o impropia, de una sola palabra ("uy", "uf", "bravo", "viva").

  3. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English don’t forget a) used to remind someone to do something We need bread, milk, and eggs – don’t forget. don’t forget to do something Don’t forget to lock up when you leave. b) used to remind someone about an important fact or detail that they should consider don’t forget (that) But don ...

  4. frase. 1. (en general) a. no te olvides (usado con "de") Don't forget to buy milk before you get home. No te olvides de comprar leche antes de regresar a casa. b. no olvides. Do you want a burger? - Yes, please. Don't forget the onions! ¿Quieres una hamburguesa? - Sí, por favor. ¡No olvides las cebollas! Copyright © 2024 Curiosity Media Inc.

  5. 1. (general) a. no te olvides (used with "de") Don't forget to buy milk before you get home. No te olvides de comprar leche antes de regresar a casa. b. no olvides. Do you want a burger? - Yes, please. Don't forget the onions! ¿Quieres una hamburguesa? - Sí, por favor. ¡No olvides las cebollas! Copyright © 2024 Curiosity Media Inc. Examples.

  6. to stop thinking about someone or something. olvidarse. He tried to forget her. Intentó olvidarla. It seemed unlikely that the debt would ever be paid off so we just forgot (about) it. Gramática. Forget or leave? We sometimes use forget when we don’t remember to bring something with us: …

  7. "please don't forget" is a correct and usable phrase or part of a sentence in written English. It can be used when you want to remind someone of something they need to remember. For example, "I'm counting on you to pick up the groceries, please don't forget.".