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In living memory Meaning in English

expression

ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈɫɪvɪŋ/ /ˈmɛmɝi
in LIV-ing MEM-uh-ree
ˈɪn/ /lˈɪvɪŋ/ /mˈɛməɹˌi
in LIV-ing MEM-uh-ree

التعريف

A phrase used to refer to the period of time that people who are still alive can remember. It means something has not happened before within the experience of living people.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly used in news, history, or conversation to stress that an event is extraordinary or rare. Usually about weather, disasters, or major changes. It always refers to the experience of people still alive today.

Spanish: en la memoria viva - en la memoria recientePortuguese (BR): na memória viva - desde que alguém se lembraPortuguese (PT): na memória viva - desde que alguém se lembraChinese (Simplified): 人们记忆中 - 有生之年Chinese (Traditional): 人們記憶中 - 有生之年Hindi: याद रह सकने वाली स्मृति मेंArabic: في الذاكرة الحية - في الذاكرة المعاصرةBengali: স্মরণকালের মধ্যেRussian: на памяти живущих - в современной памятиJapanese: 生きている記憶の中でVietnamese: trong ký ức người còn sốngKorean: 살아 있는 기억 속에서 - 생존자들의 기억 속에서Turkish: hayatta olanların hatırladığı süredeUrdu: جب سے لوگ زندہ ہیں، یادداشت میںIndonesian: sepanjang ingatan orang yang masih hidup

جمل نموذجية

This is the coldest winter in living memory.

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There has not been a flood like this in living memory.

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Nobody has seen such a big crowd here in living memory.

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That was the hottest day in living memory—even my grandmother couldn't remember a warmer one.

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The town hasn't changed this much in living memory.

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I've lived here all my life, and nothing like this has happened in living memory.

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