In English, "remember" can be expressed by two words: "remember" or "remember". These two words mean to remember, remember, remember, etc. The following two words are explained and used separately.
memorise
"memorise" generally refers to deliberately memorizing certain information and knowledge for future use. For example, when learning English words, we can "memorize" the spelling and meaning of these words by repeating, imitating and associating. In addition, "memorize" can also mean remembering certain things or scenes, such as songs, poems, plays, etc. For example, "I have memorized all the lines of the play." (I have memorized all the lines of the whole play. )
Remember
"Remember "means to remember or remember something more broadly. This kind of memory can be naturally formed or a well-thought-out experience. "Rememberer" can be used to Remember specific people, events and things, and can also be used to express memories of some emotions or experiences in the past. For example, we can say, "I remember the day when I first met my best friend." (I remember the day when I first met my best friend. "Remember" can also be used to remind someone not to forget something, for example, "remember to lock the door when you leave." (Remember to lock the door when you leave. )