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单词 recount
释义
recount
verb[T]
formal
uk
/rɪˈkaʊnt/us
/rɪˈkaʊnt/

recountverb[T](DESCRIBE)

todescribehow somethinghappened, or totellastory:
讲述；叙述；描述
He recounted hisadventuressince he hadlefthome.他讲述了离家以后的很多奇遇。
[+ question word]He wasfondof recountinghowhe hadplayedprofessionalfootballwhen he was 19.他对自己19岁时在职业队踢球的经历津津乐道。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to tell someone something
  • tellMy friend told me you were looking for me.
  • let someone knowLet me know if you'd like to come.
  • giveCan you give the message to Jo?
  • communicateA 60-second TV commercial isn't always the best way to communicate a complex medical message.
  • informThe relatives of the injured have been informed of the accident.
  • notifyThe school has to notify parents if their children do not arrive at school.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Describing & telling stories
  • dream sequence
  • griot
  • narrate
  • narrative
  • narrator
  • non-narrative
  • omniscient narrator
  • paint a picture (of something)idiom
  • personalize
  • personification
  • personify
  • recitation
  • recite
  • relate
  • retell
  • self-report
  • spin
  • storyteller
  • storytelling
  • teller
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recount
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriːˈkaʊnt/us
/ˌriːˈkaʊnt/
tocountsomething again
重数；重新清点
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Numbering & counting
  • absolute value
  • cash
  • count
  • countsomethingout
  • countdown
  • counter
  • decimal point
  • decimalization
  • dendrochronology
  • headcount
  • innumerate
  • numeracy
  • numerate
  • octal
  • reckonsomethingin
  • renumber
  • run
  • run(something)intosomething/someone
  • run tosomething
  • the Fundamental Counting Principle
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recount
noun[C]
uk
/ˈriː.kaʊnt/us
/ˈriː.kaʊnt/
anothercount,especiallyof thenumberofvotesin anelection:
重新计算；（尤指大选中）重新计算选票
todemanda recount要求重新计票
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Numbering & counting
  • absolute value
  • cash
  • count
  • countsomethingout
  • countdown
  • counter
  • decimal point
  • decimalization
  • dendrochronology
  • headcount
  • innumerate
  • numeracy
  • numerate
  • octal
  • reckonsomethingin
  • renumber
  • run
  • run(something)intosomething/someone
  • run tosomething
  • the Fundamental Counting Principle
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(Definition ofrecountfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

recount| American Dictionary

recount
verb[T]
us
/rɪˈkɑʊnt/

recountverb[T](DESCRIBE)

todescribetheparticulareventsof anexperience, or totellastory:
She recounted some of herexperiencesworkingas anursein ahospitalemergencyroom.
recount
noun[C]
us
/ˈri·kɑʊnt/

recountnoun[C](COUNT)

a second or anothercount,esp. of thenumberofvotesin anelection:
Thefinalvotewas soclosethat theydemandeda recount.
(Definition ofrecountfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrecount

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Such depositions are thus seen as ' psychic documents whichrecountparticular predicaments ' (p. 201).
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Sometimes, and such moments are often recounted as memorable events, they combine two or more knowns into a hitherto unknown.
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They appeared quite relaxed on the videotapes while they described their classroom and recounted the film.
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Furthermore, as inherently un-theatrical acts of recounting which still never lack in performativity, narratives also mark the threshold between showing and telling.
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The nature of a public narrative is to record andrecountshared memory and so to reinforce a predominant perception of an environment.
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The scenes were held together by a narrator recounting the events.
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Remarks of this sort also appear in advice books and books thatrecounthistories of support groups.
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All the par ticipants were asked torecountan incident that had an impact on their lives.
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Throughout this entire narrative there is an irresolvable undecidability, as it becomes impossible to tell fact from fiction, recounting from inventing.
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Younger women did not follow traditional practices, but recounted advice from older female relatives.
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Writers recounted stories and traditions circulating at the time of their visits, all obtained from victors, ruling classes and traders.
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It is a fairly brief and thoroughly straightforward book that simply recounts the arguments of one author after another.
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Moors traces the impact of these events on gender and recounts many women's individual stories, giving general conclusions.
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Authors took little interest in recounting these outbursts of frustration and despair.
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They found that torecountthe known past was easier than to speak about the unknown future, as two narrators made explicit.
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