No. 3,586 in Portuguese
recorda
"Recorda" means "remembers" or "recalls."
In a sentence
Ela recorda os momentos felizes da infância.
She recalls the happy moments of childhood.
The word 'recorda' here is used as a verb in its present tense form meaning 'recalls' or 'remembers'. It describes the act of mentally bringing into awareness past experiences.
Recorda que amanhã tem uma reunião importante.
Remember that tomorrow you have an important meeting.
In this sentence, 'recorda' functions as a form of advice or reminder, suggesting someone actively be aware of or keep in mind a specific detail or upcoming event.
O professor recorda aos alunos a revisão para a prova.
The teacher reminds the students about reviewing for the test.
Here, 'recorda' is employed to mean 'reminds', where someone actively brings attention to another person about something, usually with the intent of ensuring preparedness or awareness.
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