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

"Nob" is often used as an insult, for example "you nob head" could mean "you idiot". In all my time living in the UK I have never heard the word "nob" being used for anything other than an insult.

I'm going to rephrase this and you tell me if that helps, okay? "You should think that I have forgotten (that you turned sixteen)." Basically it means "I still remember", but with a more accusing tone.

Have you tried booking a hotel room or something? It sounds like you started booking and then didn't pay or didn't finish the booking process. They are basically telling you to not forget about your booking and to finish booking while the room you was looking at isn't taken up by anyone else.

The boxer was tough . (meaning strong ) The sand was rough. (meaning not smooth)

- This is so important but, I forgot to mention that the other thing is important too. -You're going to represent the image of our company but, I forgot to mention that you have to go to another country.

that joke was so funny I forgot to laugh. This means the joke wasn't funny. it's called sarcasm.

Both are basically used in the same way.

"Forget me" is asking someone to cut off ties and end their relationship with you. "Forget ABOUT me" could mean many different things. Here's a sample dialog to clarify it: A: Did you eat already? B: No. A: I'm going to go grab some lunch. Want to come with me? B: Nah, I'm good. A: But you haven't eaten. B: Forget about me; I'm not hungry. Go get lunch. I'll see you later. So forget about me COULD mean forget me, but not necessarily. It could also mean a lot of other things, such as "don't worry about me", albeit in a harsher tone.

There is no difference in meaning, but we always say "forgot to buy". Which one you can use is different for every verb. Some verbs can use either, for example, "like". Some can only use "to", like "forget" and "want". It may be helpful to think of "forget to" as a single word.

"I will never forget that my teacher hit me for the trivial reason that I forgot to do my homework sometimes." (Trivial = 細かい)

It depends on context. If you did not remember to take your phone then you would say: I "forgot" to take my mobile phone Otherwise I would say: I forget to take my mobile phone. Maybe for example you would say "I always forget to take my mobile phone" If you say "I forget taking my mobile phone" it could mean you took your phone but you do not remember taking it. Hope that helps/makes sense

When I was making out with my girlfriend, I realized/remembered that I had forgotten to bring a condom. How can I say that I don't want to mess up the mood? I don't want to mess up the mood. I don't want to kill the mood. (more casual)

Forgetting covers it. You can use it as a noun.

I just found my book at the convenience store. I forgot it there last week.

The closest we have is "out of sight, out of mind" (ことが見えなかったら、忘れる). The internet suggests "danger past, and god forgotten," but I have never heard that before.

...there are no figure skating competitions on TV. ("Broadcasted" is too official for this context.). Everything else looks perfect to me!

You can skip the "to".

Aww. ._. I'm sorry... I thought I liked you but I didn't realize that I still like you. Last New Year's, you ate traditional dumplings with me, and you told me that you were happy to be with me on the last day of 2013. This year you spent your time with another girl, and I stupidly prepared New Year's gifts for you. I don't know what's wrong with me, I just supposed that I had forgotten about you over a half year. I even can't breathe when I see you holding her hand smiling. I don't want to torture myself like this, always thinking about you. From now on, I'm going to tell myself I liked you, but I have to let myself move on.

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