vivid memory, A memory that is very clear and detailed, as if you can almost experience it again., vague memory, A memory that is not clear or detailed; you remember only a little about it., photographic memory, The ability to remember things with an unusually high level of accuracy and detail., a memory like a sieve, A humorous expression meaning that you forget things very easily., jog your memory, To help someone remember something that they had forgotten., lose your memory, To forget things, especially because of an illness, injury, or age., earliest memory, The first or oldest event that you can remember from your life., have a good memory, To be able to remember things easily and accurately., have a terrible memory, To have difficulty remembering things., have a memory for something, To be particularly good at remembering a certain type of information., read someone's body language, o understand someone's feelings or intentions by observing their movements, gestures, facial expressions, and posture., make eye contact with someone, To look directly into someone's eyes while communicating., put something to good use, To use something effectively or in a useful way., have an effect on something/someone, To cause a change or influence something or someone., take something for granted, To fail to appreciate something because you assume it will always be available or true., see the big picture, To understand the overall situation rather than focusing only on small details., have something on the brain, To think about something constantly because it is very important or interesting to you., have a brainwave, To suddenly have a clever or useful idea., be the brain behind something, To be the person who secretly or mainly plans, organizes, or creates something., rack one's brain, To think very hard about something, especially when trying to remember or solve something., to brainstorm, To think of and discuss many ideas, usually with other people, in order to solve a problem or plan something., brainy, Very intelligent or clever.

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