1.
His many sins, however, were for the moment all forgotten.
于是此刻，他的诸多罪过都被忘却了。
2.
For all humans desire at one point to be immortal, not to be forgotten.
人的欲望总是无穷,永远不会被忘却.
3.
Forthwith the fears of the past hour were forgotten.
刚才的恐怖立刻被忘却了。
4.
With the passage of time the incident was forgotten.
随着时间的消逝, 那个事件被忘却了。
5.
Thus lovers are forgotten, sorrows laid aside, death hidden from view.
于是恋人被忘却，忧愁被撇开，死亡也看不见了。
6.
That business about joining the army is ancient history.
什么参军不参军那档子事早已被忘却了。
7.
The argument about the type of shelves to install in the library was only a storm in s teacup and has now been forgotten.
图书馆安置哪一种书架的争论只是小题大做，现在已被忘却了。
8.
Fiery, bitter newspaper articles awakened in Chueh-hsin memories of his youth.
报纸上的如火如荼的记载唤醒了他的被忘却了的青春。
9.
As time passes, the details drop away and only the broad outlines remain.
随着时间的流逝，细节被忘却，主要的轮廓保留下来。
10.
In civilized societies, especially in English-speaking societies, this is too apt to be forgotten.
在文明社会中，特别是在讲英语的社会中，这一点很容易被忘却。
11.
fall [pass, sink] into oblivion
被 (世人) 忘却
12.
The author's name had been blanked out
作者的名字已被人忘却。
13.
I am small and of no account; but I keep your orders in mind.
我微小，被人藐视。却不忘记你的训词。
14.
Only his unexpected resignation had saved him from oblivion.
而也正因为他的突然辞职，才使他没有被人忘却。
15.
To be unable to remember(something).
忘记，忘却无法记起（某物）
16.
It's sweet to is remember, but it's often cheaper to is forget.
被人记在心里是甜蜜的，但被人遗忘却屡屡可免破财之烦。
17.
Still she was motionless, like a curled up, oblivious creature.
可她却仍然不动弹，犹如一只踡缩的，被人遗忘的动物。
18.
Even if the cost turns out to be negligible, a sense of history and tradition may not be.
就算成本可以忽略不计，历史和传统的意识却不能被遗忘。