recall
Pronunciation: [rɪˈkɔl]
Word
Context: "memory"
(verb) to remember something from the past. It's like when you think back and bring up a memory in your mind, like a fun day at the park.
Example
I can easily recall the day we went to the beach.
Example
I can't recall my friend's name, even though I saw her yesterday.
Example
Can you recall what you had for dinner last night?
Context: "action"
(verb) to officially bring back a product that has been sold, often because it is unsafe. It's like when a toy company asks people to return a toy because it could be broken or harmful.
Example
The company decided to recall the toy after finding it had a small part that could break.
Example
They didn't recall the car model, even though some drivers reported issues.
Example
Has the company announced a recall for that brand of toys?
Context: "memory"
(noun) the ability to remember something. It's like your brain's way of keeping track of all the things you know and have experienced.
Example
Her recall of the story was impressive; she remembered every detail.
Example
His recall of the facts was not good during the quiz.
Example
How is your recall when it comes to remembering names?
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