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recitation

/ˌrɛsɪˈteɪʃən/

Translations

recitationnoun

recitations

/ˌrɛsɪˈteɪʃən/

énumérationAu sens de liste détaillée ou exposé énumératif.

The lawyer's recitation of the facts was crucial to the case.

L'énumération des faits par l'avocat a été cruciale pour l'affaire.

récitation

The student gave a flawless recitation of the poem during the school assembly.

L'élève a fait une récitation parfaite du poème pendant l'assemblée de l'école.

récitationAu sens de lecture ou présentation formelle d'un texte préparé, surtout en contexte scolaire.

The professor's recitation of the lecture notes helped clarify the complex topic for the students.

La récitation des notes de cours par le professeur a aidé les étudiants à clarifier le sujet complexe.

Additional translations

séance de travaux dirigésDans le contexte universitaire nord-américain.

Synonyms

recitationadjective

/ˌrɛsɪˈteɪʃən/

Used attributively before another noun; generally non-gradable.

de récitation

The school held a recitation contest for aspiring poets.

L'école a organisé un concours de récitation pour les poètes en herbe.

Synonyms

Definitions

recitationnoun

The act of reciting from memory, especially publicly.

The student gave a flawless recitation of the poem during the school assembly.

A detailed account or enumeration of something.

The lawyer's recitation of the facts was crucial to the case.

A formal reading or presentation of a prepared text, often in a classroom setting.

The professor's recitation of the lecture notes helped clarify the complex topic for the students.

A class session, typically in a college or university, in which a teaching assistant reviews material and leads discussion.

Attendance at the weekly recitation was mandatory to reinforce the concepts introduced in the lecture.

recitationadjective

Relating to or intended for reciting or recitations.

The school held a recitation contest for aspiring poets.