recall

recall
re·call vt [rɪʼkɔ:l]
1) (remember)
to \recall sth sich akk an etw akk erinnern;
to \recall how/that/what/when ... sich akk [daran] erinnern, wie/dass/was/wann ...;
to \recall doing sth sich akk [daran] erinnern, etw getan zu haben;
to distinctly/faintly/vividly \recall sth sich akk genau/nur schwach/lebhaft an etw akk erinnern
2) (call back to mind)
to \recall sth an etw akk erinnern;
his paintings \recall the style of Picasso seine Gemälde erinnern an den Stil Picassos
3) comput
to \recall data Daten abrufen
4) (order to return)
to \recall sb jdn zurückrufen [o zurückbeordern];
to \recall an ambassador einen Botschafter abberufen;
to \recall sb to the present (fig) jdn in die Gegenwart zurückholen
5) sports
to \recall a player einen Spieler [in die Mannschaft] zurückholen
6) (request to return)
to \recall a product ein Produkt zurückrufen
7) (revoke)
to \recall sth etw zurücknehmen;
to \recall an action/a decision eine Handlung/eine Entscheidung rückgängig machen;
to \recall a bid ein Gebot zurückziehen n [rɪʼkɔ:l, Am ʼri:kɔ:l]
1) (instance of recalling) Zurückrufung f
2) (Am) (dismissal) of an elected official Abberufung f, Absetzung f
3) econ of a product Rückruf m
4) no pl (ability to remember)
powers of \recall Erinnerungsvermögen nt;
to have total \recall ein absolutes Erinnerungsvermögen besitzen
PHRASES:
to be lost beyond \recall für immer verloren sein

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