memorizar

to memorize, to learn by heart

m e m o ɾ i ˈθ a ɾ
memor memory + izar to make or cause to become
verb Rare #27,349
to memorize, to learn by heart Commonly used for learning information so you can recall it later.
SP: Tengo que memorizar mi número de teléfono.
EN: I have to memorize my phone number.
Conjugation of memorizar
memorizar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third memoriza —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third memoriza —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second memoriza —

Nosotros tenemos la capacidad de memorizar información.

We have the ability to memorize information.

Trata de memorizar tanto como puedas.

Try to memorize as much as you can.

Nunca he logrado memorizar mi DNI.

I have never been able to memorize my ID number.

Me tomó dos horas memorizar esta frase.

It took me two hours to memorize this phrase.

Todo lo que debes hacer es memorizar esta frase.

All you have to do is memorize this phrase.

No hace falta memorizar el diccionario para conocer bien una lengua.

You don't need to memorize the dictionary to know a language well.

El Corán no es tan difícil de memorizar.

The Quran isn't that difficult to memorize.

Una escena que tienes que memorizar.

A scene you have to memorize.

— Perros de Reserva (1992)

No es fácil memorizar fechas.

It isn't easy to memorize dates.

No es necesario memorizar el diccionario para saber bien una lengua.

You don't need to memorize the dictionary to know a language well.

Papá me había hecho memorizar eso.

Dad had made me memorize that.

El japonés tiene tres sistemas de escritura diferentes que hay que memorizar.

Japanese has three different writing systems that must be memorized.

No sé si puedo memorizar una contraseña tan larga.

I’m not sure I can memorize such a long password.