recount

• Substantivo que designa uma contagem repetida ou adicional, especialmente de votos em eleições com margem apertada, ou o ato de recontar algo.

A noun referring to a second or additional count, especially of votes in a close election.

1. Second count of votesB2formal

   A second or additional counting of votes, typically in a close election to verify the result.

   Recontagem de votos

   • The losing candidate demanded a recount of the ballots.
   • The election was so close that an automatic recount was triggered.
   • After the recount, the winner was declared by only 12 votes.

• Verbo usado para narrar ou contar algo em detalhes, especialmente uma história ou uma sequência de acontecimentos; também pode significar contar novamente algo que já foi contado.

A verb used to indicate the act of telling or narrating a story or event in detail.

1. Narrate or describeB2formal

   To tell someone about something, giving a detailed account of events or experiences.

   Narrar

   • She recounted her adventures in the Amazon rainforest.
   • He recounted the story of how they met.
   • The witness recounted the events of the accident in court.

   Sinônimoschronicledescribedetailnarratereciterehearserelatereporttell

2. Count againB2formal

   To count something a second time, especially to verify a previous count.

   Recontar

   • The officials had to recount the votes after the election.
   • She recounted the money to make sure the total was correct.
   • The teacher recounted the number of students present.