memoryado
memoryádo with stress marks
memorized
Usage Note
Memoryado comes from Spanish 'memorizado' and describes something that has been committed to memory, often used in academic or performance contexts. A student who has memoryado their lessons is considered well-prepared.
Examples
" Memoryado na niya ang kanta. "
Natural Translation
He/she has already memorized the song.
Literal Translation
Memorized already he/she the song.
" Memoryado na ng bata ang buong tula para sa programa bukas. "
Natural Translation
The child has already memorized the entire poem for the program tomorrow.
Literal Translation
Memorized already of-the child the entire poem for to program tomorrow.
" Bago tumayo sa entablado, sinigurado niyang memoryado na ang bawat linya ng kanyang talumpati upang hindi mautal. "
Natural Translation
Before standing on the stage, he/she made sure that every line of his/her speech was already memorized so as not to stutter.
Literal Translation
Before to-stand on stage, made-sure he/she-that memorized already the every line of-the his/her speech so-that not stutter.
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