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快忘了
[kuài wàng le]
Close to forgetting implies almost having lost a memory It can reflect an intention or hope of putting ...
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渐渐忘了
[jiàn jiàn wàng le]
Gradually Forgotten represents the passage of time slowly causing things memories or even oneself ...
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行将淡忘
[xíng jiāng dàn wàng]
About to Be Forgotten hints at transient things passing out of memory or existence soon capturing ...
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渐把旧
[jiàn bă jiù]
Gradually forgetting indicates a process of letting go or forgetting past memories This might represent ...
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回忆死去
[huí yì sĭ qù]
Memories have died This conveys a sense of moving on often used to describe forgetting past hardships ...
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久了忘了
[jiŭ le wàng le]
Over time I have forgotten speaks to how as time goes by memories may fade indicating acceptance or ...
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转眼就忘
[zhuăn yăn jiù wàng]
Forgotten in an Instant implies that things can be quickly forgotten or how fleeting memories can ...
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匆匆过场
[cōng cōng guò chăng]
Translated as ‘ brief encounter ’ it suggests transient experiences or moments fleeting past ...
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早忘记了
[zăo wàng jì le]
Early Forgotten implies that something or someone has been forgotten long ago It can be a way to express ...