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Meanings of recollect in English
Synonyms
Examples for "think"
Examples for "think"
1
However, most energy industry experts think the future involves some new nuclear.
2
Still, I don't think the words 'war fever' quite describe the situation.
3
You cry 'freedom,' but mean 'equal.' You think people really want either?
4
I think our democracy has it exactly right: two terms, eight years.
5
She says: 'I think culture can change opinions by asking new questions.
1
However, Pakula could still remember details of that case four years ago.
2
The line I remember was 'Change before they change you.' Autonomy, right?
3
That said, remember South Africa actually has a number of high-quality companies.
4
To remember that when serious people ask you questions, you should answer.
5
Today we remember their Classic New Zealand Concert of 7 years ago.
1
Earlier this year, processing plant concerns spawned the largest-ever U.S. meat recall.
2
To recall the many major social and economic challenges along the way.
3
However, he said he did not recall dealing with Mr Thiel's application.
4
I recall, however, that the decision on those matters followed official advice.
5
For Sprinter Sacre, however, the glory days are surely gone beyond recall.
1
It said it was making all possible efforts to retrieve the body.
2
Crisis resolved, I returned to retrieve my notes in the break room.
3
The office has the power to retrieve bank data, including through subpoenas.
4
Mr Coard said the company was investigating options to retrieve the pipe.
5
It took rescue crews five hours to retrieve his body, she said.
1
That's why it's perfectly fine to call back home to say hello.
2
He said he'd call back in a half hour-that's eighteen minutes now.
3
Left a message explaining my whereabouts and asking for a call back.
4
If you want to call back, you can use our direct line.
5
Chen knew the number, but he did not want to call back.
1
And then you call up here and ask to speak to her.
2
I just picked a call up on the police scanner, Vinnie said.
3
Would you go ahead, but call up Palm when things go wrong?
4
There is a way to call up the good folks at Takealot.
5
Do not call up the magic without first thinking of the staff.
Usage of recollect in English
1
Laura, come here, dear; now attend to Doctor Spielsberg, and recollect yourself.
2
As I recollect it, it is the midmost grave of the row.
3
Johnson said the president also struggled to recollect the former sergeant's name.
4
After dinner, various topicks were discussed; but I recollect only one particular.
5
I distinctly recollect the evening when these verses were suggested in 1818.
6
We recollect the English, and we like them; they used us well.
7
I quote from memory; but if I recollect rightly, it was this:-
8
This was the first page in his existence that he could recollect.
9
But we must recollect how different was the environment in those days.
10
I recollect once going over a house in High-street which Williamson erected.
11
In the retirement of his chamber, Glyndon sought to recollect his thoughts.
12
As I recollect, someone had seen the accident and phoned their headquarters.
13
You recollect that we heard that the man in Wales was American.
14
He strove wildly to recollect his opening sentences; but they were gone.
15
Although, now that I recollect, there's some funny stories about them parts.
16
You recollect he said he had a half-formed scheme in his mind.
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Translations for recollect
Portuguese
Recollect through the time
Recollect across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare