Usage of "hark back" | TermGallery

Go back to something earlier.

Uso de hark back en inglés

But there is something atavistic in me; I hark back to unconstitutional monarchs. 
 The World Set Free 

These hark back to the most primitive instincts of the vertebrates. 
 The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals: A Book of Personal Observ... 

Let us now hark back to the blue-cow, beautiful and breathless. 
 Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ... 

Men die in transit, and, dying, hark back to early days. 
 Kings, Queens and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front 

If she isn't, we must hark back to the first plan. 
 The Stowaway Girl 

To hark back to days when education was a local service is hardly archaic. 
 The Guardian 

Those phrases hark back to an earlier presidential election, which took place in 1968. 
 Chicago sun times 

Liz Kendall says his ideas hark back to the 1980s. 
 BBC 

I must hark back, however, and continue my narrative from where I dropped it. 
 The Lost World 

But I don't have to hark back to Switzerland and Holland for cheese memories. 
 The Complete Book of Cheese 

And shall we grieve over or hark back to dreams? 
 Twelve Men 

Look hard, and hark back.-Isthat the room you recollect? 
 Recalled to Life 

So, if you don't very particularly much mind, we'll hark back to before yesterday. 
 The Far Horizon 

Although the rainy season was over, the day seemed to hark back to reeking June. 
 Cabbages and Kings 

I think, if I were you, I should hark back upon some place in Ireland. 
 Phineas Finn / The Irish Member 

Yearningly did St. Angé womankind hark back to it. 
 Joyce of the North Woods 

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Hark back a través del tiempo

Hark back por variante geográfica

Reino Unido

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Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de hark back en inglés