Collocation
That reminds me of something.
Something makes a person remember a past event, person, or idea.
Definition
'That reminds me of something.' is a common English collocation. Something makes a person remember a past event, person, or idea.
remind + someone/something + of + something/someone
“That reminds me of something.”
Examples
- Oh, that smell reminds me of my grandmother's kitchen.
- The old song reminded him of his high school days.
- Her voice reminds me of someone I used to know.
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- Doesn't that painting remind you of our trip to Italy?
- This story reminds me of something similar I read last year.
- The taste of this cake reminded us all of home.
- His mannerisms remind me so much of his father.
- Whenever I see that hat, it reminds me of the magician.
- I hope this discussion reminds you of the importance of safety.
- The strange silence reminded her of the empty house she grew up in.
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