Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Memory"

A: The memory of events that have happened to you, as opposed to learned skills and other kinds of memory.

A: “Obliterated” means destroyed

A: Yes. It’s like a more common version of “evoke”.

Imagine the unpleasant memories are hidden at the bottom of your mind, so you aren’t really thinking about them and then something happens to “bring up” the memories to the top of your mind.

A: a polyurethane material that is sensitive to pressure and temperature, used especially in mattresses, where it moulds to the shape of an individual's body

A: it means "If my memory is right", or "If I remember correctly".

A: I think that it would be better to replace "memories" for "wisdom". I think that's what you meant by "getting memories". If it's not, I'm sorry! ^^

I would write it like this:
"Our efforts give us wisdom and knowledge. However, everything we carry with us will be erased and lost one day."

Or:
"We are constantly learning a lot from our efforts but, one day, everything that we know will be erased and lost."

A: Seeing children playing outside brought back memories of my childhood

That car reminds me of my dad'd first car

He reminded me about having to go get my wallet

A: You have a really good memory.
That's my favorite childhood memory
My computer has 8GB of memory

A: My phone doesn't have much memory capacity.
This SD card's memory capacity is not enough.
Do you have one that has more memory capacity?

A: You have a few errors you should write it like this:

If I lost my memories a thousand times, I would remember you in each one

A: drinking too much alcohol blurred my memory

my childhood memories are a bit blurry

i can't give a conversational sentence with those exact words together because those words are a bit poetic in nature and tone.

A: basically its the same

A: his memory is what he remembers, and memory of him is what someone else remembers about him

A: Both are a little awkward. Try "As we grow older, our memory gradually weakens." Or, "The older we get, the more our memory weakens."

A: I would call a memory stick and USB the same thing.

A: Look back on memories several years ago. And sometimes also recent photos.
throughの意味は通りです。
この部分は”look back”を使用してもういいです。

A: Right. You can submit the files two ways:
1) put the files on a flash drive and mail them
2) e-mail the files

A: I don't want them to forget me.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: You could say: 'I am feeling nostalgic' ☺️

A: "lively" is not an adjective that makes sense with "memory". can you explain better what you are trying to say?

A: × This brings me back memories.
✓ This brings back memories for me.

× My dance was not very good but Thank you very much for sharing my post.
✓ My dance was not very good but thank you very much for sharing my post.

A: It sounds fine, I'm not sure what it has to do with the image though. Also I usually would just say "South Korea" or "Korea" instead of abbreviating

A: × My son has a memory that he ate with me when he was a baby.
✓ My son has a memory of being fed by me when he was a baby.

× He tells me that he was being given food by me when he was a baby.
✓ (rolled into above)

× He wanted to stop eating, but he couldn’t speak well, so he kept eating for a long time.
✓ He wanted to stop eating, but he couldn't speak very well yet, so he just kept (on) eating for a long time.

LOL! This made me laugh! 😂

"kept on eating": "on" is completely not necessary, but it's very native and adds a little humor.

My earliest memory was eating a whole bottle of vitamin C pills thinking it was orange candy.

A: × if I have to choose one memory that I reminisced the most was the time with my fam.
✓ if I have to choose one memory that I reminisce about the most, it would be the time I spend with my family.