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recollection

/ˌrek.əˈlek.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a capacidade ou o processo de lembrar eventos passados, ou aquilo que vem à memória.

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noun

/ˌrek.əˈlek.ʃən/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a capacidade ou o processo de lembrar eventos passados, ou aquilo que vem à memória.

A noun referring to the ability or process of remembering past events, or something that is recalled to the mind.

  1. Ability to recallB2formal

    The capacity or power to remember past events or experiences.

    ptCapacidade de recordar

    • Her recollection of childhood events is remarkably clear.
    • He has a poor recollection of names and faces.
    • The witness's recollection of the accident was hazy.

    Sinônimosmemoryrecallremembranceretentionretentiveness

    Antônimosforgetfulnessoblivion

  2. Process of rememberingB2formal

    The mental act of retrieving information or memories, often with effort.

    ptRecordação

    • After a moment of deep recollection, she remembered the answer.
    • The process of recollection can be triggered by a familiar smell.
    • He struggled with the recollection of the exact details.

    Sinônimosanamnesismemoryrecallremembrancereminiscenceretrospection

    Antônimosamnesiaforgetfulnessoblivion

  3. Something rememberedB2formal

    A specific memory or thing that is recalled from the past.

    ptLembrança

    • One of my fondest recollections is our trip to the beach.
    • She shared a vivid recollection of her grandmother's house.
    • The photograph brought back a painful recollection.

    Sinônimosmemoryrecallremembrancereminiscence

Formas
  • recollections plural form
  • recollections' possessive plural form
  • recollection's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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