recollect

Word family adjectiverecollectedrecollectiveadverbrecollectedlyrecollectivelynounrecollectednessrecollectionverbrecollect

rec·ol·lect /ˌrekəˈlekt/ verb [transitiveT]

REMEMBERto be able to remember something 记起，想起，回忆起 SYN remember

All I recollect is a grey sky.

我只记得一片灰色的天空。

recollect that

She recollected sadly that she and Ben used to laugh a lot.

她伤心地回忆起以前她和本经常笑声不断。

recollect how/when/what etc

Can you recollect how your brother reacted?

你记得你弟弟是什么反应吗？

recollect doing something

I recollect seeing Ryder some years ago in Bonn.

我记得几年前在波恩见过赖德。

► see thesaurus at remember

Examples from the Corpus

recollect• She regained herself quickly, her scattered forces recollecting in her eyes.• This his ear, his neck, his elbow seemed to recollect.• Mr Clinton said in a statement yesterday that he could not recollect a conversation with Mr Rodham about the pardons.• I do not recollect ever having been to Ohio, although my mother says we went there when I was a child.• I can still recollect every detail of that meeting.• "The lawyers distorted what I wanted to say, " recollects Hansen grimly.• In the memoirs he recollected his response as follows: Three solutions are conceivable.• I recognize his face but I can't seem to recollect much about him.• We have nine children, and I don't recollect that I ever felt the need to hit any of them.• Does my right hon. Friend by any chance recollect the average inflation rate under the last Labour Government?• Many people find it virtually impossible to recollect the country we were elected to change - and did change.• These help them to recollect their homeland and the families they have left behind.• The events were so dreadful that even now it is painful to recollect them.• Only later did she recollect where she'd seem him before.

recollect that• He also recollects that Fournier lay behind their belief that the realisation of ideal love ended in death.• Nor could she recollect that it had ever been suggested they should do so.

单词	recollect
释义	recollect Word family adjectiverecollectedrecollectiveadverbrecollectedlyrecollectivelynounrecollectednessrecollectionverbrecollect rec·ol·lect /ˌrekəˈlekt/ verb [transitiveT] REMEMBERto be able to remember something 记起，想起，回忆起 SYN remember All I recollect is a grey sky. 我只记得一片灰色的天空。 recollect that She recollected sadly that she and Ben used to laugh a lot. 她伤心地回忆起以前她和本经常笑声不断。 recollect how/when/what etc Can you recollect how your brother reacted? 你记得你弟弟是什么反应吗？ recollect doing something I recollect seeing Ryder some years ago in Bonn. 我记得几年前在波恩见过赖德。 ► see thesaurus at remember Examples from the Corpus recollect• She regained herself quickly, her scattered forces recollecting in her eyes.• This his ear, his neck, his elbow seemed to recollect.• Mr Clinton said in a statement yesterday that he could not recollect a conversation with Mr Rodham about the pardons.• I do not recollect ever having been to Ohio, although my mother says we went there when I was a child.• I can still recollect every detail of that meeting.• "The lawyers distorted what I wanted to say, " recollects Hansen grimly.• In the memoirs he recollected his response as follows: Three solutions are conceivable.• I recognize his face but I can't seem to recollect much about him.• We have nine children, and I don't recollect that I ever felt the need to hit any of them.• Does my right hon. Friend by any chance recollect the average inflation rate under the last Labour Government?• Many people find it virtually impossible to recollect the country we were elected to change - and did change.• These help them to recollect their homeland and the families they have left behind.• The events were so dreadful that even now it is painful to recollect them.• Only later did she recollect where she'd seem him before. recollect that• He also recollects that Fournier lay behind their belief that the realisation of ideal love ended in death.• Nor could she recollect that it had ever been suggested they should do so.
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