recollect

recollect
transitive verb
sich erinnern an (+ Akk.)

recollect meeting somebody — sich daran erinnern, jemanden getroffen zu haben

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[rekə'lekt]
verb
(to remember: I don't recollect having seen him before.) sich erinnern
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rec·ol·lect
[ˌrekəˈlekt, AM -əˈ-]
I. vt
▪ to \recollect sth/sb sich akk an etw/jdn erinnern
do you \recollect where she went? kannst du dich [daran] erinnern, wo sie hingegangen ist?
he does not \recollect seeing her at the party er entsinnt sich nicht, sie auf der Party gesehen zu haben
II. vi sich akk erinnern
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["rekə'lekt]
1. vt
sich erinnern an (+acc), sich entsinnen (+gen)
2. vi
sich erinnern, sich entsinnen

as far as I can recollect — soweit ich mich erinnern kann

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recollect [ˌrekəˈlekt]
A v/t
1. sich erinnern (gen) oder an (akk), sich besinnen auf (akk), sich etwas ins Gedächtnis zurückrufen:
recollect doing sth sich daran erinnern, etwas getan zu haben
2. recollect o.s. besonders REL sich versenken:
recollected
a) beschaulich,
b) gesammelt, ruhig, gefasst
B v/i sich erinnern:
as far as I (can) recollect soweit ich mich erinnere, soviel mir erinnerlich ist
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transitive verb
sich erinnern an (+ Akk.)

recollect meeting somebody — sich daran erinnern, jemanden getroffen zu haben

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v.
sich erinnern an v.

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