recitation

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de reproducir algo de memoria, como un poema o un discurso, o una sesión planificada en un curso académico que incluye repetición o práctica oral.

A noun referring to the act of reciting something from memory, such as a poem or speech, or a scheduled session in a course of study involving oral repetition or practice.

1. Memorized textB2formal

   A piece of written content that is spoken aloud from memory, often in a formal or educational setting.

   Recitación

   • The student prepared a recitation of a famous poem for the class.
   • Her recitation of the historical speech was flawless.
   • The competition required a recitation of a Shakespearean sonnet.

2. Public performanceB2formal

   An instance of speaking or repeating something aloud that has been memorized in advance, typically before an audience.

   Recitación (acto público)

   • The actor gave a moving recitation of the monologue.
   • The poetry recitation was the highlight of the evening.
   • He delivered a recitation of the pledge at the ceremony.

   Sinónimosdeclamationdeliveryperformancereadingrecitalrendition

3. Academic sessionB1formalamerican

   A regularly scheduled class meeting, often in a university or school, where students review or discuss material.

   Sesión académica de repaso

   • The recitation session for the physics course is held every Friday.
   • Attendance at the recitation is mandatory for all students.
   • The teaching assistant led the recitation on calculus problems.

   Sinónimossectiontutorial

4. Repetitive practiceB2formal

   Systematic training or learning through repeated practice or drill.

   recitación repetitiva

   • The musician's recitation of scales improved her technique.
   • Recitation of vocabulary words helps with language retention.
   • Daily recitation of the multiplication tables is common in elementary school.

   Sinónimosdrillexercisepracticerepetitionrote