memory
Idioms (13)
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bear in mind Neutral · CEFR B1to remember and consider something when making a decision
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at the back of one's mind Neutral · CEFR B2a thought or worry that you are vaguely aware of but not focusing on
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ring a bell Informal · CEFR B1to sound familiar or remind you of something
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cast one's mind back Neutral · CEFR B2to think about something that happened in the past
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spring to mind Neutral · CEFR B2to come into your thoughts suddenly and easily
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off the top of one's head Informal · CEFR B2from memory, without checking or thinking carefully
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rack your brains Informal · CEFR B2To think very hard in an effort to remember or solve something.
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out of sight, out of mind Neutral · CEFR B1things not seen are soon forgotten
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come to mind Neutral · CEFR B1to appear in one's thoughts or memory
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come to think of it Neutral · CEFR B2used when reconsideration brings a fresh realization or memory
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draw a blank Neutral · CEFR B2to be unable to recall or produce the needed answer or information
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put someone in mind of Formal · CEFR C1to remind someone of a particular person, place, or experience
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within living memory Neutral · CEFR B2recent enough to be remembered personally by people who are still alive