Recall
Pronunciation: /ˈriːˌkɔːl/
Recall (verb)
- To bring a past event or fact back to your mind.
- To ask someone to come back or return to a place.
- To take back a product because of a problem or defect.
Examples
- She can recall every detail of the event.
- He tried to recall the name of the restaurant.
Common collocations: vividly recall, recall a memory, recall troops, recall an employee, recall a product
Recall (noun)
- The ability to remember information or experiences.
- An action to take back a product due to safety issues.
Examples
- Her recall of historical facts is impressive.
- He has a remarkable recall for names.