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1 recall
(a) (remember) se rappeler, se souvenir de;∎ I don't recall seeing or having seen her je ne me rappelle pas l'avoir vue;∎ as far as I can recall aussi loin que je m'en souvienne;∎ as I recall si mes souvenirs sont bons;∎ as you may recall comme vous vous en souvenez peut-être;∎ how vividly I recall the scene! avec quelle netteté je revois ce spectacle!(b) (evoke → past) rappeler, évoquer;∎ paintings that recall the past des tableaux qui évoquent le passé(c) (summon back → ambassador, faulty goods) rappeler; (→ Parliament) rappeler (en session extraordinaire); (→ library book, hire car) demander le retour de;∎ the sound of the telephone recalled her to the present la sonnerie du téléphone la ramena à la réalité∎ to have instant recall avoir une excellente mémoire;∎ total recall aptitude à se souvenir des moindres détails;∎ to be beyond or past recall être oublié à tout jamais(c) (summoning back → of ambassador, faulty goods) rappel m; (→ of library book) fait m de demander le retour de; (→ of Parliament) reconvocation f∎ Sport (of player) he was expecting a recall to the team il s'attendait à ce qu'on le rappelle dans l'équipe;∎ the England team announced today includes a recall for Bryson la composition de l'équipe d'Angleterre a été annoncée aujourd'hui et Bryson en fait à nouveau partie►► recall button (on phone) rappel m automatique;Marketing recall rate taux m de mémorisation;Marketing recall score score m de mémorisation;recall slip (for library book) fiche f de rappel;Marketing recall test test m de rappel ou de mémorisation -
2 recall
recall [rɪˈkɔ:l]a. ( = summon back) [+ ambassador] rappeler ; [+ player] rappeler en sélection nationale ; [+ library book] demander le retour de ; [+ faulty products] (already sold) rappeler ; (in shop) retirer de la vente2. nounrappel m• the company ordered the recall of 900,000 cars la société a demandé que 900 000 voitures soient renvoyées en usine• they are demanding the recall of parliament ils demandent que le Parlement soit convoqué en session extraordinaire* * *1. ['riːkɔːl]1) ( memory) mémoire f2. [rɪ'kɔːl]transitive verb1) ( remember) se souvenir deI recall seeing/what happened — je me souviens d'avoir vu/de ce qui est arrivé
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A n1 ( memory) mémoire f ; he has amazing powers of recall il a une mémoire extraordinaire ; to have total recall of sth se souvenir de qch dans les moindres détails ; lost beyond ou past recall irrévocablement perdu ;B vtr1 ( remember) se souvenir de ; I recall seeing/what happened je me souviens d'avoir vu/de ce qui est arrivé ; as I recall si je m'en souviens bien ; you will recall that… comme vous le savez… ; ‘it was in 1972,’ he recalled ‘c'était en 1972,’ se remémora-t-il ;2 ( remind of) rappeler ;3 ( summon back) gen, Mil, Comput rappeler [troops, witness, ambassador, faulty product] ; convoquer [parliament]. -
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1 nounrecall rate taux m de mémorisation;recall study étude f de mémorisation;recall test test m de rappel ou de mémorisation(b) (of faulty goods) rappel m(faulty goods) rappeler -
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[ri'ko:l] 1. verb1) (to order (a person etc) to return: He had been recalled to his former post.) rappeler2) (to remember: I don't recall when I last saw him.) se rappeler2. noun1) (an order to return: the recall of soldiers to duty.) rappel2) (['ri:ko:l] the ability to remember and repeat what one has seen, heard etc: He has total recall.) mémoire -
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1.1) rappel; annulation; pf. révocation2) Trav. réembauche2.1) to recall se souvenir; rappeler que2) rappeler [un ambassadeur] ; révoquer; destituer [un élu] ; retirer [un produit de la circulation]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > recall
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10 recall, an, employee, to
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12 day-after recall
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13 brand name recall
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14 total recall
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15 day-after recall
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > day-after recall
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16 letter of recall
[sent to an ambassador]Dipl. lettre de rappel [d'un ambassadeur]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > letter of recall
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17 to recall a loan
[Banque] réclamer le remboursement d'un prêtEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to recall a loan
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18 aided recall
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20 day-after recall test
test m du lendemain
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