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re.call (obj) REMEMBERHrI5kC:l, $5ri:7kB:lv [not be recalling]to bring back (the memory of a past event) into your mind, and often to give a description of what you remember回想，记得，想起The old man recalled the city as it had been before the war. [T]老人回想起这座城市战前的样子。She recalls with horror the night that her husband was involved in road accident. [T]她带着恐惧想起她丈夫卷入车祸的那个夜晚。"As I recall, " he said with some irritation, "you still owe me $150." [I]“我记得，”他有些恼怒地说道，“你还欠我150块钱。”"My parents sent me to stay with some friends in Yorkshire in 1942, " she recalled. [+ clause]“1942年我父母把我送到约克郡去和几个朋友住在一起。”她回忆道。He recalled (that) he had sent the letter over a month ago. [+ (that) clause]他记起一个多月前寄走了信。Can you recall what happened last night? [+ wh-word]你能回想起昨晚发生了什么事吗？He cannot recall how he got the car home, but he arrived late on Sunday night and went straight to bed. [+ wh-word]他想不起怎么把车开到家，但他星期天晚上很晚到达并直接上床睡觉。She recalled seeing him outside the shop on the night of the robbery. [+ v-ing]她想起抢劫那晚在商店外见过他。If something or someone recalls an event, situation or style, it makes you think of that event, situation or style.使人想起，使回忆起His paintings recall the style of Picasso. [T]他的画令人想起毕加索的风格。
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