recap
Pronunciation: [ˈriː.kæp]
Word
Context: “summary”
(verb) to tell someone what happened before again in a shorter way. It’s like when you explain the main points of a story or event to someone who missed it.
Example
After the meeting, I always recap the important decisions with my team.
Example
I didn’t recap the lesson because I forgot what we talked about.
Example
Can you recap what we discussed yesterday?
Context: “summary”
(noun) a short version of what happened, covering the main points. It's like a little review that helps people remember what was important, especially after a long talk or event.
Example
The teacher gave us a recap of the story before the test.
Example
I didn’t get a recap of the movie, so I felt lost during the discussion.
Example
What did you think of the recap at the end of the show?
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