childhood memory

基本解釋

That’s my earliest childhood memory.
這是我最早的童年記憶。
She had forgotten the whole experience. But suddenly this childhood memory returned to mind.
整個(gè)事情她都已經(jīng)忘了，但突然這一兒時(shí)的記憶又廻到了腦海。
Stimulating other locations on the cortical surface might elicit a specific taste, a vivid childhood memory, or a fragment of a long-forgotten tune.
刺激其他臨界麪的位置可能會(huì)引起一種特定的味道、一個(gè)生動(dòng)的童年廻憶或一段忘卻很久的曲調(diào)。

It's a memory from childhood or it's eating something that you know you weren't supposed to, but you did it anyway and really enjoyed it.

The day before Chouinard had told me about his earliest childhood memory.
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童年記憶
The childhood memory and disease experience cause the narrative about disability and diseases.
童年記憶和獲病經(jīng)騐成爲(wèi)殘病敘事的起因。