to have no memory of; to fail to remember a past experience or information

to let slip from one's memory; to no longer remember past events or information

unforgettable; memorable; hard to forget; leaving a deep impression

to forget; to cease to think about someone or something anymore

A written record or book used to help one remember things; also refers to a memo or a digital application for keeping notes.

to forget; to let slip from one's mind; to neglect

to keep something in mind at all times; to be constantly thinking about or longing for something

having a poor memory; prone to forgetting things; absentminded

to gradually forget something as time passes; to have a memory slowly disappear or lose its clarity

to be oblivious of oneself; to forget one's own interests or presence due to focus or devotion to a cause; selfless; altruistic

to forget; to dismiss from one's mind; often used when referring to things or people that are difficult to let go of or are worth remembering

to forget favors and violate justice; to be ungrateful to a benefactor or to act against their interests

to be indifferent or unruffled by emotion; to remain calm and unaffected by sentiment

Unable to forget; will not or cannot forget.

to enjoy oneself so much that one forgets to return home; to be so enchanted by a place or experience that one cannot bear to leave

to have a highly retentive memory; to remember something forever after seeing it just once

To have one's head turned by success; so pleased as to lose one's sense of self-restraint or composure.

to lose control or become unmindful of one's status or appearance due to extreme excitement or pride; often used in the phrase [[得意忘形|得意忘形|de2 yi4 wang4 xing2]]

To neglect meals and sleep; describes being completely absorbed in or dedicated to one's work or studies.

to forget one's origins or past suffering; to be ungrateful for the source of one's current success

to forget oneself or lose all perspective because of excessive excitement, pride, or success

to abandon moral principles or integrity when tempted by personal gain

To cast aside or forget one's cares and sorrows

To record or note something down for future reference or to describe things intended to aid memory

Loss of memory; the inability to recall all or part of one's personal experiences while other mental functions remain intact.

to never forget for the rest of one's life; to remember forvever remain in one's memory

(idiom) to brave death with no thought of personal safety; undaunted by perils; also written [[舍死忘生|捨死忘生|she3 si3 wang4 sheng1]]

to be forgetful; to have a short memory; to easily forget things

A friendship between people of different generations or ages who become close friends regardless of their seniority

to act for the common good and forget personal interests; to be dedicated to the public interest at the expense of one's own

To be so enchanted by a place or experience that one lingers and is reluctant to leave.

A close friendship between people of different generations or ages, regardless of the age gap.

To recount history but forget one's own ancestors; describes forgetting one's origins, being ungrateful, or being ignorant of one's own country's history.

tendency to forget things easily; poor memory

(idiom) hard to forget even after one's teeth fall out; to remember for the rest of one's life or feel undying gratitude towards a benefactor

to remember forever; to keep in one's heart for a lifetime

so happy and absorbed in enjoyment that one forgets to return home; to be spellbound by pleasure; to linger on, enjoying oneself so much that one doesn't want to leave

Used as a polite or ironic way to say that someone has a poor memory or has forgotten something; implies that important people have many things on their mind and are thus likely to forget.

to disregard one's own safety or life; to act with total disregard for personal survival

to remember for the rest of one's life; literally "will not be forgotten even after one's teeth fall out"

Once the meaning is grasped, words are forgotten; used to describe having a perfect mutual understanding or a deep connection where speech is unnecessary.

forgetful and scatterbrained; always losing things or leaving them behind

To be so happy that one forgets all their troubles and sorrows; often used to describe a state of pure joy or contentment

To forget past sufferings or lessons once the immediate trouble has passed; ungrateful for past help or relief.

(idiom) extremely diligent; so dedicated to one's studies or work as to forget one's meals

to get carried away or lose self-control due to extreme excitement or pride

to be so happy that one forgets all their troubles and worries

(idiom) In times of peace, one should not forget the possibility of danger.

to grasp the underlying meaning or essence and discard the literal words or forms; (of a scholar or sage) to focus on the truth rather than the vehicle of expression; based on [[庄子|莊子|zhuang1 zi3]]