memorandum
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌmeməˈrændəm/
memorandum means: A written message giving information or instructions to people in an organization or between governments.
noun
A written message giving information or instructions to people in an organization or between governments.
- The manager sent a memorandum to staff.
- An internal memorandum explained the change in policy.
- The two governments exchanged memoranda before the meeting.
A short written note that helps you remember something.
- I wrote a memorandum about the appointment.
- She kept a memorandum of the things she needed to buy.
- His pocketbook contained several memoranda about unfinished tasks.
Questions about memorandum
What does memorandum mean?
A written message giving information or instructions to people in an organization or between governments.
What is memorandum in other languages?
Türkçe: muhtıra · Español: memorando · Français: note de service · Deutsch: Memorandum · Italiano: memorandum · 日本語: 通達
How do you pronounce memorandum?
It is pronounced /ˌmeməˈrændəm/.
How do you use memorandum in a sentence?
The manager sent a memorandum to staff. An internal memorandum explained the change in policy.
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