Here he began to recount his misfortune in detail.
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Recount
//ɹɪˈkaʊnt//
Synonyms for "recount" (111 found)
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Closest matches (23)
Strong matches (33)
Related words (55)
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11 entriesSynonyms
1 entriesderived
7 entriesderived from
1 entriesis a
1 entriesmanner of
1 entriesrelated to
2 entriesTranslations
87 translations across 26 languages.
Armenian
2 entries- վերահաշվարկ noun (counting again)
- վերահաշվարկել verb (to count again)
Belarusian
4 entries- апавяда́нне noun (narration, description)
- раска́з noun (narration, description)
- раска́зваць verb (to tell, narrate)
- расказа́ть verb (to tell, narrate)
Bulgarian
4 entries- описание noun (narration, description)
- разказ noun (narration, description)
- преброявам отново verb (to count again)
- разка́жа verb (to tell, narrate)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 叙述 verb (to tell, narrate)
- 敍述 verb (to tell, narrate)
- 詳述 /详述 verb (to tell, narrate)
- 述說 /述说 verb (to tell, narrate)
Czech
1 entries- vyprávět verb (to tell, narrate)
Esperanto
1 entries- rakonti verb (to tell, narrate)
Finnish
4 entries- kertomus noun (narration, description)
- tarkistuslaskenta noun (counting again)
- uudelleenlaskenta noun (counting again)
- kertoa verb (to tell, narrate)
French
2 entries- raconter verb (to tell, narrate)
- recompter verb (to count again)
German
2 entries- berichten verb (to tell, narrate)
- erzählen verb (to tell, narrate)
Hungarian
4 entries- újraszámlálás noun (counting again)
- újraszámolás noun (counting again)
- beszámol verb (to tell, narrate)
- elbeszél verb (to tell, narrate)
Italian
4 entries- racconto noun (narration, description)
- resoconto noun (narration, description)
- riconteggio noun (counting again)
- narrare verb (to tell, narrate)
Japanese
3 entries- 再集計 noun (counting again)
- 物語る verb (to tell, narrate)
- 詳述する verb (to tell, narrate)
Latin
3 entries- memoro verb (to tell, narrate)
- traloquor verb (to tell, narrate)
- traloquor verb (to count again)
Manx
3 entries- aachoontey noun (counting again)
- aachoearroo verb (to count again)
- aachoont verb (to count again)
Middle English
2 entries- acounten verb (to tell, narrate)
- counten verb (to tell, narrate)
Māori
1 entries- pūrongorongo verb (to tell, narrate)
Norman
1 entries- raconter verb (to tell, narrate)
Persian
1 entries- بازگفتن verb (to tell, narrate)
Polish
2 entries- opowiadać verb (to tell, narrate)
- opowiedzieć verb (to tell, narrate)
Portuguese
4 entries- recontagem noun (counting again)
- recontar verb (to tell, narrate)
- recontar verb (to count again)
- relatar verb (to tell, narrate)
Russian
4 entries- изложе́ние noun (narration, description)
- переска́з noun (narration, description)
- пересчёт noun (counting again)
- расска́з noun (narration, description)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- ath-chunntadh noun (counting again)
Slovak
1 entries- porozprávať verb (to tell, narrate)
Spanish
1 entries- recontar verb (to tell, narrate)
Swedish
4 entries- berättelse noun (narration, description)
- omräkning noun (counting again)
- redogörelse noun (narration, description)
- uppgift noun (narration, description)
Ukrainian
4 entries- ро́зповідь noun (narration, description)
- розповіда́ння noun (narration, description)
- розпові́сти verb (to tell, narrate)
- розповіда́ти verb (to tell, narrate)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
Each single-author book is immensely particular, a story told as only one storyteller could recount it.
Source: tatoeba (3456045)
If machines are to be used to record and count votes, these must use open-source programming code and produce a hard-copy printout which each voter can verify as accurate when casting a ballot, and which will be used in the event of a later manual recount.
Source: tatoeba (5641298)
Tom never passed up the chance to recount how he caught exactly one fish more than John.
Source: tatoeba (6145819)
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