recalled
word · lemma: recall
Definition
Remembered something from the past, or called something back. Can also mean a product or person was officially summoned or taken back.
Usage & Nuances
Formal written use for remembering ('She recalled his words'), or for official summons ('The car was recalled'). Common in news: 'product recall'. Not used for casual remembering ('I remembered'), but for conscious effort or official action.
Spanish: recordó - retirado (producto) - convocado (persona)Portuguese (BR): lembrou - recolhido (produto) - convocado (pessoa)Portuguese (PT): lembrou - recolhido (produto) - convocado (pessoa)Chinese (Simplified): 回忆起 - 召回（产品）- 召回（人员）Chinese (Traditional): 回憶起 - 召回（產品）- 召回（人員）Hindi: याद किया - वापस मंगाया (सामान) - बुलाया (व्यक्ति)Arabic: تذكّر - تم سحب (منتج) - استُدعي (شخص)Bengali: মনে পড়েছিল - ফিরিয়ে নেওয়া হয়েছিলRussian: вспомнил - отозвалJapanese: 思い出した - 回収されたVietnamese: nhớ lại - triệu hồiKorean: 기억했다 - 회수되었다Turkish: hatırladı - geri çağrıldıUrdu: یاد کیا - واپس بلایا گیاIndonesian: mengingat kembali - ditarik kembali
Example Sentences
He recalled his childhood home fondly.
basic
The company recalled the faulty product.
basic
She recalled hearing that song before.
basic
Have you ever recalled a name just when you needed it?
natural
The manager was recalled to headquarters for a meeting.
natural
After thinking for a moment, he recalled where he left his keys.
natural