memory
n. C / Un. the ability to remember things or the specific things you remember from the past. It can also mean the space on a computer or phone for storing information.
n. the faculty by which the mind stores and recalls information; also, the physical capacity of a computer system to retain data.
She has a very good memory for names.
The old laptop is slow because it does not have enough memory to run the new software.
Childhood experiences often leave a lasting impression on one's memory, shaping personality and preferences well into adulthood.
Uncountable when referring to the general faculty or computer storage capacity; countable when referring to specific recalled events.
I have a good memory about my childhoodI have a good memory of my childhoodWhen referring to a specific recalled event, the noun typically takes the preposition 'of' rather than 'about'.