Translations
- British English:
memo
A memo is an official note from one person to another within the same organization.He sent a memo to all staff.ˈmɛməʊ NOUN He sent a memo to all staff. - Spanish:
memorando
nm
- French:
note
nf
- German:
Notiz
nf
- Chinese: 备忘录 n
- Arabic: مُذَكَّرَة n
- Portuguese: memorando nm
- Russian: служебная записка nf
- Croatian: memo nm
- Czech: oběžník nm
- Danish: memo nnt
- Dutch: memo nm
- Finnish: muistio n
- Greek: υπόμνημα nnt
- Italian: promemoria nm
- Japanese: メモ n
- Korean: 메모 n
- Norwegian: notat nnt
- Polish: notatka nf
- Brazilian Portuguese: memorando nm
- European Spanish:
memorando
nm
- Swedish: PM nutr
- Thai: กระดาษจดบันทึก n
- Turkish: kısa not n
- Vietnamese: thư nội bộ n
Usage examples
The next day he dictated a memo reminding the staff of the need for security.
, Final Resort (1994)The company blamed a typing error and claimed the memo should have said `18-24".
New Scientist (1998)Jeffrey Katzenberg, chair of Walt Disney Studios, wrote a now infamous memo in 1991 that was leaked to the media.
Globe and Mail (2003)Meanwhile, a high-level Stormont memo has emerged, noting "some risk of negative media coverage" over the Maze mast dispute.
Belfast Telegraph (2003)His memo arrived at the Foreign Office on 18 May: `I am informed that information concerning General Millen may be got from Venezuela.
, FENIAN FIRE: The British Government Plot to Assassinate Queen Victoria (2002)