"Have no anxiety about that," said the agent. "Our American actors are mathematicians, and can memorise perfectly the last words of your speeches, and they will work with the precision of machines."英文原著 · 《Autobiographies》
That she was an Episcopalian, and preferred to read her prayers rather than to listen to those written and memorised by the Presbyterian minister, seemed to be regarded as a relic of heathenish rites--a thing almost cannibalistic. When she elected to engage a woman and a "hired man" to manage her house, she felt the disapprobation of the entire village, as if she had sunk into some decadent and enervating Lower-Empire degeneracy.英文原著 · 《The Pit》
She never repeated this performance, however, for a new fad took possession of her the very next day. She memorised the role of Lady Macbeth, built a stage in the ballroom at the top of the house, and, locking herself in, rehearsed the part, for three days uninterruptedly, dressed in elaborate costume, declaiming in chest tones to the empty room:英文原著 · 《The Pit》
AI 补充例句（附中文翻译）
You should try to memorise these new vocabulary words before the next class starts.在下节课开始之前，你应该试着记住这些新单词。
The actor had to memorise dozens of pages of script for his upcoming theatre performance.
It is much easier to memorise information when you understand the logic behind the concepts.当你理解了概念背后的逻辑时，记住这些信息会容易得多。