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Перевод: recollect

[существительное]
воспоминание;
[глагол]
вспоминать; прийти в себя; припоминать; вновь собрать; вновь объединить; опомниться; отшатнуться

Тезаурус:

1. Does Mr. Kemp not recollect Hofmannsthal pointing out to Strauss that the more light-heartedly he could handle the composition, the better it would be?
2. Time to recollect, gather myself together, brush my teeth again, roll a
3. It seems that this change is based on advice received from the Royal Society of Chemistry, though it has not been applied in the latest issue of Chemistry in Britain , neither can I recollect having seen it mention any possibility of change.
4. As their eyes met, Yanto sensed a spart of recognition and gave her a broad smile to help her recollect.
5. I well recollect that night at Doune."
6. I do not recollect that we ever tried it, although my father did bring me home a bottle containing two or three sticks of white phosphorus, at the same time showing me the mark on his thigh where, so he said, a piece of phosphorus has fallen while he was attempting to write on a wall with it.
7. I recollect one girl putting on dark glasses as a disguise in the hope that she would be luckier than Oliver Twist.
8. He settled into the new way of life and rarely thought about Manchester, a place where he could not recollect the sun ever shining.
9. In such primitive surroundings, amid the stunning beauties of the island and the glories of the Aegean, where fishermen still wrested a living from the sea and farmers scrabbled one from the land, Leonard found his peace; his "sitting-down time," as he called it, where he could - as all poets must - recollect in tranquillity.
10. He couldn't recollect anything similar having happened to him.
11. "I don't recollect writing poems for anyone else for twenty year."
12. Conversation immediately broke out again, while each lady tried to recollect all the MacLeans that she knew.
13. They will recollect the guidelines they were given themselves as children.