distinctly remember

清晰地记得：指以清晰、明确的方式记得某件事情或经历。
常用释义
清晰地记得：指以清晰、明确的方式记得某件事情或经历。

例句

Amanda: (to Phoebe) No I distinctly remember you were dodging her (points at Monica) calls and trying to avoid seeing her.

不，我清楚地记得你当时在躲她的电话，还尽量不见她。

"Computer, I distinctly remember deactivating you this morning, " I said, frowning. "Why does your screen glow with life? "

“电脑，我清楚的记得，早晨我关闭了你。”我皱眉说道。“为何你的屏幕现在是亮的？”

我清楚地记得，孩提时代的我把鼻子贴在起居室的窗户上，孤独地看着他站在路边。

不，我清楚地记得你当时在过滤她的电话。

I distinctly remember looking at a big, square building when the bombs made a direct hit on it. " John Z. Topolski, Radar Operator. "

我清楚地记得在看一个大的方形建筑物的时候，炸弹就它直接命中。

Fancinating. I distinctly remember an aged elf with a blindfold. . .

有意思。我清楚地记得那是个戴着眼罩的年老精灵…

可我记得清清楚楚你是答应了要给我打电话！

"I distinctly remember the exchange. There was a mis understanding that was too delicious to invite correction, " said Mr Freeman.

我清楚地记得这段对话。中间发生了一个误解，因为太过有趣，而没有得到纠正。

但是慢着，我记得很清楚上次我们得到了三个问题的答案，而且当时我们只有两个人。

一些记忆随时间流逝而褪色，还有一些记忆会因泛化而被扭曲（你能清楚记起你17岁时的发型么？）