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recall

UK
/ˈriːkɔːl/
US
/ˈriˌkɔl/

Translations

recallnoun
recalls
pl
UK
/ˈriːkɔːl/
US
/ˈriˌkɔl/
rappelIndustrie, sécurité, administration : action de retirer ou de faire revenir un produit défectueux.
The company issued a recall for the faulty car model.
L’entreprise a lancé un rappel pour le modèle de voiture défectueux.
rappelSens général : action de se souvenir ou de faire revenir à l’esprit.
Her recall of the events from last summer was impressive.
Son rappel des événements de l’été dernier était impressionnant.
Additional translations
mémoireCapacité à retenir et à restituer des informations.
révocationContexte politique ou professionnel : retrait d’un mandat ou d’une fonction.
rappelMilitaire : signal de rappel.
Synonyms
retrospection
recollection
memory
nostalgia
remembrance
recallverb
recalled
Past Simple
recalled
Past Participle
recalling
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈkɔːl/
US
/rɪˈkɔl/
rappelerAdministration, diplomatie : faire revenir officiellement quelqu’un.
The ambassador was recalled to the capital for urgent consultations.
L’ambassadeur a été rappelé dans la capitale pour des consultations urgentes.
retirerCommerce, sécurité : retirer un produit du marché.
The company had to recall thousands of cars due to a brake issue.
L’entreprise a dû retirer des milliers de voitures du marché à cause d’un problème de frein.
rappelerFaire revenir à l’esprit ou raconter de mémoire.
He recalled the story of his childhood adventures to his grandchildren.
Il a rappelé l’histoire de ses aventures d’enfance à ses petits-enfants.
se rappelerRéfléchi : se souvenir de quelque chose.
He recalled the story of his childhood adventures to his grandchildren.
Il s’est rappelé l’histoire de ses aventures d’enfance à ses petits-enfants.
Additional translations
annulerSens institutionnel : annuler ou révoquer un texte, une décision ou une publication.
Synonyms
summon up
remember
recollect
retrieve
call to mind
bring to mind
Antonyms
forget
ignore
recalladjective
UK
/rɪˈkɔːl/
US
/rɪˈkɔl/
Used chiefly attributively; generally non-gradable.
de rappelEmploi surtout administratif, commercial ou politique.
The recall campaign gathered thousands of signatures.
La campagne de rappel a recueilli des milliers de signatures.

Definitions

recallnoun
The act of remembering or recollecting something from the past.
Her recall of the events from last summer was impressive.
The ability to remember information or experiences.
The student's recall of historical dates was remarkable.
An official order to return something, often a product, due to safety concerns or defects.
The company issued a recall for the faulty car model.
A request for someone to return, especially in a political or professional context.
The senator faced a recall after the controversial decision.
A signal, such as a bugle call, used to summon soldiers to return to a position or to cease an attack.
At dusk, the recall sounded across the camp, and the troops withdrew to their quarters.
recallverb
To bring back into one's mind, especially so as to recount it to others; remember.
He recalled the story of his childhood adventures to his grandchildren.
To officially order someone to return to a place.
The ambassador was recalled to the capital for urgent consultations.
To summon back a product due to safety concerns or defects.
The company had to recall thousands of cars due to a brake issue.
To revoke, cancel, or withdraw something previously issued or stated.
The magazine recalled the article after discovering factual errors.
recalladjective
Relating to or connected with a recall, especially of a product or elected official.
The recall campaign gathered thousands of signatures.
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