to recall
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2.4
- verb
- /rɪˈkɔl/
:
recordar
- He was able to recall many details from his childhood holidays.
- recall information
- recall specific details
- recall facts
Most people will recall that first love story.
- Most people will recall that first love story.
- I mean, I do not recall asking to exist.
- That smiling picture You recall being happy that day.
- And you know, I think I can recall maybe one or two dry holes.
- So before we start, let me just recall what a projection matrix is.
- But as far as I recall, air didn't engage at all.
- Here's how James Lovelock recalls these first microwave ovens.
- Well, a few years later, you may recall that Gaddafi was overthrown.
- You know, I can't quite recall what year that officially came out.
- But I I don't recall punishing her for it.
- And so I can recall the hate that I've experienced.
Examples
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Can you recall what happened to them?
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That they can say, "I do not recall the details of this meeting."
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Most people will recall that first love story.
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I mean, I do not recall asking to exist.
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OK, let's, let's recall what we learned last time.
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Yeah, I can't recall anything prior to that anymore.
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You may recall that's what drove us across the ocean to this country, in the first place.
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During these calls, caregivers were asked to recall the print targets from the previous week.
Academic text (2015) -
Mandrake, do you recall what Clemenceau once said about war?
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At the CSCC Graduate Student Seminar in 1994, Young recalled that over 200 citizens participated.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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1.0
To think about something from the past
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2.6
Think about the past, especially a time you remember
92
1.9
Remember things that happened in the past
44
4.1
To bring a memory or fact back into your mind
20
3.7
To remember something from the past
12
4.4
To think back over the events or steps that led to something
11
3.2
To make a memory or image appear in your mind
4
2.3
Remember something from the past
2
6.3
Think about something that happened in the past to remember it
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
An extra vaccine or medicine given later to make the first one work well
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recall comes from the parts re- 'again' and call 'to call', so to recall something is like 'calling' a memory back into your mind; that's why the verb means to remember or bring a past event back to thought.