Definition of long-term memory in English:

long-term memory

noun

The phase or type of memory responsible for the storage of information for an extended period of time.
while her short-term memory was fading, her long-term memory remained in full operation
mass noun the more something is rehearsed, the stronger the memory trace in long-term memory
Example sentencesExamples
- He says he still has no problem reading novels, and thinks his long-term memory is in as good shape as ever.
- Scientists agree that a long-term memory is formed when individuals learn new information through the process of consolidation.
- I lost my long-term memory, and have been a brain injury patient within Harvard Medical School's teaching hospitals ever since.
- Now, although his long-term memory is fine, he can't remember any recent events.
- Exercisers outperform couch potatoes in tests that measure long-term memory, reasoning, attention, problem-solving, even so-called fluid-intelligence tasks.

Definition of long-term memory in US English:

long-term memory

noun

The phase or type of memory responsible for the storage of information for an extended period of time.
while her short-term memory was fading, her long-term memory remained in full operation
the more something is rehearsed, the stronger the memory trace in long-term memory
Example sentencesExamples
- Exercisers outperform couch potatoes in tests that measure long-term memory, reasoning, attention, problem-solving, even so-called fluid-intelligence tasks.
- Scientists agree that a long-term memory is formed when individuals learn new information through the process of consolidation.
- He says he still has no problem reading novels, and thinks his long-term memory is in as good shape as ever.
- I lost my long-term memory, and have been a brain injury patient within Harvard Medical School's teaching hospitals ever since.
- Now, although his long-term memory is fine, he can't remember any recent events.

词汇	long-term memory
释义	Definition of long-term memory in English: long-term memory noun The phase or type of memory responsible for the storage of information for an extended period of time. while her short-term memory was fading, her long-term memory remained in full operation mass noun the more something is rehearsed, the stronger the memory trace in long-term memory Example sentencesExamples He says he still has no problem reading novels, and thinks his long-term memory is in as good shape as ever. Scientists agree that a long-term memory is formed when individuals learn new information through the process of consolidation. I lost my long-term memory, and have been a brain injury patient within Harvard Medical School's teaching hospitals ever since. Now, although his long-term memory is fine, he can't remember any recent events. Exercisers outperform couch potatoes in tests that measure long-term memory, reasoning, attention, problem-solving, even so-called fluid-intelligence tasks. Definition of long-term memory in US English: long-term memory noun The phase or type of memory responsible for the storage of information for an extended period of time. while her short-term memory was fading, her long-term memory remained in full operation the more something is rehearsed, the stronger the memory trace in long-term memory Example sentencesExamples Exercisers outperform couch potatoes in tests that measure long-term memory, reasoning, attention, problem-solving, even so-called fluid-intelligence tasks. Scientists agree that a long-term memory is formed when individuals learn new information through the process of consolidation. He says he still has no problem reading novels, and thinks his long-term memory is in as good shape as ever. I lost my long-term memory, and have been a brain injury patient within Harvard Medical School's teaching hospitals ever since. Now, although his long-term memory is fine, he can't remember any recent events.
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