Pronunciation: /rɪˈkaʊnt/
noun a second or further telling or detailed account of something that has already been recounted
A1 I will give a recount of my weekend activities to my friend.
A2 The teacher asked the students to write a recount of their summer vacation.
B1 The book provides a detailed recount of the events leading up to the war.
B2 Her recount of the accident helped the police understand what had happened.
C1 The historian's recount of the battle shed new light on the events of that day.
C2 The documentary offers a compelling recount of the political upheaval in the country.
verb tell someone about something; give an account of an event or experience
A1 I recounted the events of my day to my friend.
A2 She recounted the story of how she found her lost dog.
B1 The witness recounted the details of the crime to the police.
B2 In his memoir, the author recounts his experiences traveling the world.
C1 The historian recounted the events leading up to the war in great detail.
C2 The survivor recounted the harrowing tale of their escape from the sinking ship.
formal The witness was asked to recount the events leading up to the accident.
informal She recounted the whole story to me over coffee.
slang I can't believe he recounted the whole thing to the boss!
figurative As the old man sat by the fireplace, he began to recount the tales of his youth.
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