recall

• Sustantivo que designa el acto de recordar o recuperar información, eventos o experiencias de la memoria; también se usa en contextos de retirada de productos del mercado o anulación oficial.

A noun referring to the act of remembering or bringing back information, events, or experiences from memory; also used in contexts such as product recalls or official removal.

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1. Memory or recollectionB2formal

   The ability to remember something or the act of remembering.

   recuerdo, evocación

   • She has a remarkable recall of historical dates.
   • The witness's recall of the event was very detailed.
   • Total recall is a rare ability.

   Sinónimosmemoryrecollectionremembrancereminiscence

2. Product recallB2formal

   A request by a company to return a product due to a defect or safety issue.

   Retirada de producto

   • The company issued a recall for faulty airbags.
   • The car manufacturer announced a recall of 10,000 vehicles.
   • Product recalls can be very costly for businesses.

   Sinónimoscallbackwithdrawal

3. Removal from officeC1formalamerican

   The act of removing an elected official from office by a vote.

   Revocación de mandato

   • The governor faced a recall election.
   • Citizens organized a petition for the mayor's recall.
   • The recall of the senator was unprecedented.

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de traer a la memoria o recuperar información, así como a la solicitud formal de devolución de un producto.

A verb used to indicate the act of remembering or bringing back information from memory, or officially requesting the return of a product.

1. RememberB1formal

   To bring a memory or fact back into the mind.

   Recordar

   • I recall meeting her at a conference last year.
   • He could not recall the exact date of the event.
   • She recalled the details of the conversation perfectly.

   Sinónimosevokerecollectrememberthink of

   Antónimosdisregardforgetignoreneglectoverlook

2. Officially request returnB2formal

   To ask for the return of a product or item, usually due to a defect or safety issue.

   retirar del mercado

   • The company recalled thousands of cars due to a brake problem.
   • The manufacturer recalled the faulty batch of medicine.
   • The government recalled the ambassador from the foreign country.

   Sinónimoscall backrevoketake backwithdraw

3. Call backB2formal

   To order someone to return from a place or duty.

   Relevar

   • The general recalled the troops from the front line.
   • The president recalled the ambassador for consultations.
   • The manager recalled the employee from his vacation.

   Sinónimosbring backcall back

   Antónimosdischargedismissrelease