recalled

UK
/rɪˈkɔːld/
US
/rɪˈkɔld/

Translations

recalledpast participle
UK
/rɪˈkɔːld/
US
/rɪˈkɔld/
Functions as an adjective formed from the past participle of the verb “recall”.
rappeléSe dit notamment d’un produit retiré du marché ou d’une personne convoquée à revenir.
The recalled product was removed from store shelves after reports of malfunction.
Le produit rappelé a été retiré des rayons après des signalements de dysfonctionnement.
Additional translations
remémoréS’emploie pour une chose ou un souvenir ramené à la mémoire; plus littéraire.
Synonyms
brought back
called back
summoned back
taken back
recallverb

recalled

Past Simple

recalled
Past Simple
recalled
Past Participle
recalling
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈkɔːl/
US
/rɪˈkɔl/
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.
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.
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.
Additional translations
annulerSens institutionnel : annuler ou révoquer un texte, une décision ou une publication.
Synonyms
call to mind
bring to mind
summon up
Antonyms

Definitions

recalledpast participle
Withdrawn from the market or circulation due to safety concerns or defects.
The recalled product was removed from store shelves after reports of malfunction.
Remembered; brought back to mind.
The fondly recalled summer days still made her smile.
Summoned back or ordered to return.
The recalled ambassador left the foreign capital within 48 hours.
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.