forgetful

英 [fəˈɡetfl]

美 [fərˈɡetfl]

adj.  健忘的; 好忘事的; 疏忽的; 不经心的

高考

BNC.19606 / COCA.23938

牛津词典

adj.

• 健忘的；好忘事的
  often forgetting things
  1. She has become very forgetful in recent years.
     近年来她变得十分健忘。
• 疏忽的；不经心的
  not thinking about sb/sth that you should be thinking about

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 健忘的;易忘的
  Someone who isforgetfuloften forgets things.
  1. My mother has become very forgetful and confused recently.
     我妈妈近来变得非常健忘，糊里糊涂。

双语例句

• You can hardly imagine how forgetful they used to be.
  你可能想象不出他们有多健忘。
• At most, your colleagues will excuse you for having a bad, forgetful day at work.
  你的同事最多会因你忙活了一天的工作而原谅你。
• Summer: you have been forgetful lately.
  夏：你最近总是丢三落四。
• One lady says, You know, I'm getting really forgetful.
  一个妇人说，你知道，我现在是越来越健忘了。
• She's always ready to help everyone, but she is forgetful.
  她总是愿意帮助每个人，但她是健忘的。
• She became forgetful in her old age.
  年纪大了，她变得爱忘事了。
• The forgetful person, I will forget, the remaining things, I will remember in my heart.
  该健忘的人，我会健忘，该留存的事，我会记在心里。
• Every actor ought to know his lines backwards before he goes on stage, as nervousness may make him forgetful.
  所有演员在上台前都应当把台词记得滚瓜烂熟，因为一紧张就容易忘词。
• My grandma is very forgetful.
  我奶奶非常健忘。
• My old uncle has become rather forgetful.
  我的老叔父已经有点健忘了。