vt.

1. 回想，回忆；使想起[W][+v-ing][+wh-][+that]
   Dick recalls having been in Paris to study music when he was a child.

   迪克忆起小时候曾经到巴黎学音乐。

2. 叫回，召回[（+from/to）]
   The auto-makers recalled a lot of cars that were unsafe.

   汽车制造商回收许多不安全的车辆。

   The ambassador was recalled.

   大使被召回。

3. 收回；撤销；取消
   She recalled her promise.

   她取消了约言。

4. 使复苏，使恢复[（+to）]
   The dead can not be recalled to life.

   死者不能复活。

5. 罢免

vi.

1. 记得，回想

n.

1. 回想，回忆；记忆（力）[U]
   Do you have any recall of that meeting?

   你还记得那次会见吗？

2. 叫回，召回[U][C][（+from/to）]
   The recall of the general could mean he had lost the battle.

   召回将军一事可能意味着他打了败仗。

3. 收回；撤销；取消[U][C]
4. 【军】归队号声[the S]
5. 罢免；罢免权[U][C]
   Elected judges may be removed by a recall vote.

   由选举产生的法官可经投票罢免。

v.

1. remember.
   ▸cause one to remember or think of.
   ▸ (recall someone/thing to) bring back the memory of someone or something to.
2. call up (stored computer data).
3. officially order (someone) to return.
   ▸(of a manufacturer) request the return of (faulty products).
4. reselect (a sports player) as a member of a team.
5. bring out of a state of inattention.
6. archaic revoke or annul (an action or decision).

n.

1. the action or faculty of remembering.
2. an act of officially recalling someone or something.
3. N. Amer. the removal of an elected government official from office by voting.