memo English

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memo Noun

— A memo is a short message or note. I have an urgent memo from the CEO.

memo

— noun a written proposal or reminder

Synonyms memo synonyms

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memo English » English

note

memorandum

reminder

record

notice

message

memorial

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letter

interoffice memo

entry

writing

warning

ticket

tick

tally

scribbling block

registration

protocol

petition

notes

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listing

list

letter of reminder

item

enrolment

checklist

card

bulletin

brief

annotation

aide-memoire

Topics memo topics

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Language and thought Think

Remember

• What words refer to something that reminds a person of something?
  reminder note memo memorandum cue souvenir memorial remembrance

Language and thought Communication Reading and writing

Letter

• What words refer to a letter?
  letter note memo correspondence epistle

Examples memo examples

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Simple sentences

Moreover, what's on the bottom of the memo isn't dirt but a. b-blood seal!?

Lend me a memo pad or something.

Movie subtitles

Hey, your deal memo hasn't come across my desk yet.

I have an important memo to write for the chief of staff.

This has 200,000 memo groups.

Memo to Mr. Norton.

What are you doing with my memo pad?

Interoffice memo, Linus Larrabee to David Larrabee.

A memo to Miss McCardle.

Memo: Check final arrangements with Harker before he leaves for Klausenberg.

I sent you a special memo to take care of it.

Send a memo to somebody.

And Jorge and Memo in the pass, where they were caught by that cursed net.

Send me a memo.

You ought to give me odds. Yes, be sure you give me that. I read your memo on counterforce credibility.

I'll make a memo so I don't forget.

Inter-office memo to David Larrabee.

Memo to Miss McCardle.

I'll send you a memo on it.

Sit down and take a memo.

You carry it through and I sign the memo.

Send me a memo. We'll discuss it next week.

Now, Miss Simpson, take a memo: To all producers and directors.

Memo. To all departments.

I read your memo on counterforce credibility.

Kinch, take a phony memo.

Memo to Mr. Norton. Confidential.

Here's a memo from management.

I'm nothing more than a sort of memo pad for Mr. Hoff.

I want to add a few things to that memo to the department heads.

It's a memo.

What kind of a memo?

I get teed off at somebody, all I can do is write a memo.

The following memo has just come through.

Miss Hunter, send a memo to the chief accountant.

Right, Penella? No memo entry. Shit.

I sent you a memo.

News and current affairs

Evidence of this surfaced when Frank Luntz, a leading Republican political consultant, sent a strategy memo to his clients in 2002.

The US, and particularly then-Secretary of State Colin Powell, was willing, as stated in a unclassified memo addressed to Bush in late August 2001, to go to great lengths to reach an understanding with Mexico on the issue.

A memo recommending these steps was circulated to McNamara, Under Secretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach, and Assistant Secretary of State William Bundy.