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recite English

Meaning recite meaning

What does recite mean?
Definitions in simple English

recite

To say something you have memorized I will recite my poem tomorrow.

recite

repeat aloud from memory she recited a poem The pupil recited his lesson for the day recite in elocution (= retell) render verbally recite a poem retell a story (= enumerate) specify individually She enumerated the many obstacles she had encountered The doctor recited the list of possible side effects of the drug (= tell, narrate) narrate or give a detailed account of Tell what happened The father told a story to his child

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  • What words refer to saying a poem?

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recite · verb

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Simple sentences

I have to -- oh God oh great -- remember such a string of numbers, great famous Archimedes, help the suffering, give him the power, let him recite by heart those famous, and yet for us irritating, ah, numbers of Ludolph!
Having heard it so many times, I can recite the poem by heart now.
I could recite the story by heart.
Recite the names of the members of the Tokugawa clan.
Because I heard it so often, I can now recite the poem by heart.
His daughter is able to recite a lot of poems.
Her daughter can recite many poems.
Tomorrow, we are to recite a poem at school.
At school, we had to recite times tables parrot-fashion.
The teacher caned the children if they misbehaved or were unable to recite their times tables.
Can you recite the names of the seven deadly sins according to the Christian religion?
Tom could recite the first five verses of Schiller's Ode to Joy, but then suddenly he wouldn't know how the rest went.
Tom asked Mary to recite the poem she wrote.

Movie subtitles

Will you recite it?
Will you recite the Lord's Prayer?
Do you mind if I recite capitals?
Perhaps Mr. Deeds would recite one for us.
Let me hear you recite Hia wa tha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Why don't you recite something to me?
Maybe he didn't write the manual, but you can bet he can recite it backwards!
Recite. Hmm?
Alice, will you kindly pay attention and recite your lesson?
Why don't you recite the Gettysburg Address?
You'll recite a few tags you picked up and everything will be alright.
I shall recite Reminiscence of Youth.
Prepare for death, recite the Sutras of Buddha!
I don't know no poetry, but I can recite the Gettysburg Address.
Perhaps Mr Deeds would recite one for us.
I can recite all the reasons.
Yes, madam. But I won't recite a poem or sing a song.
I shall recite for you an article from the Civil Code.
As my heir. Sally has to recite a sort of formula over Geoff's body in front of the fireplace and the library in the presence of the entire household.
Can you recite a poem?
Why should I recite a poem? - Oh.
Prepare for death, recite the Sutras of the Buddha.
I can't recite any Psalms for you, but I know about people who believe in God.
When he falls on his head, and can recite the last sentence. Another one, I go.
I'm afraid I'll have to recite the ceremony from memory.
I know that you are very quick to learn, and I shall do all I can to help you, but for the present I wish you to recite with the class.
To secure pleasant slumbers, I shall recite to him.
Will you pay attention and recite your lesson?
It would be such a favour to me and you do recite so beautifully.
Isn't there a place by the river where men recite from the scriptures?
You, recite your homework.
You can recite it after office hours in your own time.
Recite your lectures to me.
Go on, recite it to me.

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Even schoolchildren can recite some projected outcomes: oceans will warm and glaciers will melt, causing sea levels to rise and salt water to inundate low-lying coastal areas.

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