recite 音标拼音: [rəs'ɑɪt]
vt .
vi . 背诵,朗读,叙述
背诵,朗读,叙述
recite v 1 :
recite in elocution [
synonym : {
declaim }, {
recite }]
2 :
repeat aloud from memory ; "
she recited a poem "; "
The pupil recited his lesson for the day "
3 :
render verbally , "
recite a poem "; "
retell a story " [
synonym :
{
recite }, {
retell }]
4 :
narrate or give a detailed account of ; "
Tell what happened ";
"
The father told a story to his child " [
synonym : {
tell },
{
narrate }, {
recount }, {
recite }]
5 :
specify individually ; "
She enumerated the many obstacles she had encountered "; "
The doctor recited the list of possible side effects of the drug " [
synonym : {
enumerate }, {
recite },
{
itemize }, {
itemise }]
Recite \
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v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Recited };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Reciting }.] [
F .
r ['
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citer ,
fr .
L .
recitare ,
recitatum ;
pref .
re -
re -
citare to call or name ,
to cite .
See {
Cite }.]
1 .
To repeat ,
as something already prepared ,
written down ,
committed to memory ,
or the like ;
to deliver from a written or printed document ,
or from recollection ;
to rehearse ;
as ,
to recite the words of an author ,
or of a deed or covenant .
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2 .
To tell over ;
to go over in particulars ;
to relate ;
to narrate ;
as ,
to recite past events ;
to recite the particulars of a voyage .
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3 .
To rehearse ,
as a lesson to an instructor .
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4 . (
Law )
To state in or as a recital .
See {
Recital },
5 .
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Syn :
To rehearse ;
narrate ;
relate ;
recount ;
describe ;
recapitulate ;
detail ;
number ;
count .
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Recite \
Re *
cite "\,
v .
i .
To repeat ,
pronounce ,
or rehearse ,
as before an audience ,
something prepared or committed to memory ;
to rehearse a lesson learned .
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Recite \
Re *
cite "\,
n .
A recital . [
Obs .] --
Sir W .
Temple .
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113 Moby Thesaurus words for "
recite ":
add up ,
affirm ,
allege ,
allegorize ,
assert ,
asseverate ,
aver ,
battologize ,
cast up ,
chronicle ,
cipher up ,
commit to memory ,
con ,
count ,
count up ,
debate ,
declaim ,
declare ,
demagogue ,
describe ,
detail ,
elocute ,
enumerate ,
fable ,
fabulize ,
fictionalize ,
figure up ,
fill ,
foot up ,
get by heart ,
get letter -
perfect ,
give an encore ,
go over ,
go through ,
harangue ,
have by heart ,
hold forth ,
inventory ,
itemize ,
iterate ,
know by heart ,
learn by heart ,
learn verbatim ,
list ,
memorize ,
mouth ,
mythicize ,
mythify ,
mythologize ,
narrate ,
novelize ,
number ,
nuncupate ,
orate ,
out -
herod Herod ,
pad ,
parrot ,
perorate ,
practice ,
present ,
proclaim ,
quote ,
rabble -
rouse ,
rant ,
read ,
reaffirm ,
reassert ,
recap ,
recapitulate ,
reckon up ,
recount ,
rehash ,
rehearse ,
reissue ,
reiterate ,
relate ,
repeat ,
repeat by heart ,
report ,
reprint ,
restate ,
resume ,
retail ,
retell ,
review ,
reword ,
rodomontade ,
romance ,
run over ,
say over ,
say over again ,
score up ,
share ,
spiel ,
spout ,
state ,
storify ,
study ,
sum ,
sum up ,
summarize ,
summate ,
swot up ,
tally up ,
tautologize ,
tell ,
tell a story ,
tot up ,
total ,
total up ,
tote up ,
tub -
thump ,
unfold a tale
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