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Meanings of recount in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tell"
Examples for "tell"
1
New housing figures out today tell an interesting story, particularly about Auckland.
2
She articulated a clear, simple purpose; to tell people about that reality.
3
I tell them it's a great year to take a gap year.
4
New technologies have always given us weird new ways to tell stories.
5
Books for young children combine words with illustrations to tell a story.
1
Nicole could still recite parts of her father's acceptance speech from memory.
2
And he began to recite without relaxation the words of the creed.
3
He used always to recite to me the acts of the deities.
4
Joining their hands in reverence, they began to recite the Sata-rudriya Mantras.
5
Listen to Rosen recite the poem on BBC Radio Four's PM programme.
1
And this is what we undertook to narrate in the present chapter.
2
I thought we might use Finnick to intro and narrate the spots.
3
We need not narrate at length the conference between the young men.
4
Of the last years of his life there is little to narrate.
5
Mary knew the Indian legend, and at once proceeded to narrate it.
Usage of recount in English
1
But Mr Davis said he knew Mr Harawira would order a recount.
2
They were often used to recount histories of various buildings and institutions.
3
NDZ's camp insisted on recount after she lost the vote, they say.
4
In Wisconsin, a recount that Stein requested continued into a second week.
5
Now recount for us your involvement in the case involving Jason Barnes.
6
I recount this very mundane story to make a very mundane point.
7
In Pennsylvania, Trump is asking a court to dismiss Stein's recount request.
8
Stein sued Pennsylvania election officials in federal court, demanding a statewide recount.
9
Space does not permit us to recount in detail the other five.
10
Dominican school textbooks recount atrocities committed by Haitian troops during the occupation.
11
The court documents recount Kaczynski's examination by psychiatrist Dr. David Vernon Foster.
12
This is not the place to recount the story of its fall.
13
It would need a volume to recount the adventures of this master-criminal.
14
Their efforts resulted in a recount that got Yushchenko installed in office.
15
But Mr Polye has also filed an application to stay the recount.
16
A full recount of votes is underway in the Galway West constituency.
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Recount through the time
Recount across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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