英语释义

1. tranquility of mind

2. religious contemplation

3. the action or power of recalling to mind

4. something recalled to the mind

5. the act of remembering something or the ability to remember something

6. something from the past that is remembered

7. the act or power of remembering memory
a good recollection

8. something remembered
recollections of childhood

片语

Five Recollections五禅思主题

implicit recollections内隐式的回忆

Far Recollections遥远的回忆

fragmentary recollections琐记

Transparent Recollections透明回忆

childhood recollections童年回忆

early recollections早期回忆

Autumn Recollections妆台秋思

Friendly Recollections美好回忆

memories记忆（memory的复数）；回忆

英汉例句

• Responses to general questions are influenced strongly by personality, by what people think they 「ought」 to say and by recollections that might not be quite accurate, 「 Steptoe says.

  对一般性问题的回答会受个性的强烈性影响，通过人们认为他们 「应该」说的以及回忆可能都不会很準确。”Steptoe说。

• One of my favorite writers, Flannery o 「connor, wrote in a letter to a friend: 」from 15 to 18 is an age at which one is very sensitive to the SINS of others, as I know from recollections of myself."

  我喜欢的作家之一，弗兰纳里·奥康纳在一封给朋友的信中写道：「15岁到18岁的年纪正是一个对他人错误敏感的年纪，这点是我从我自己的回忆里知晓的。」

• Then the recollections steal in on him, an irresistible tumble of warm, funny, bittersweet vignettes, all fitted together and as sly as one of Alfredo」s winks.

  接着回忆滑向了他，温情、有趣、苦乐参半的画面，一切恰如其分的汇集，就像阿尔弗雷多的眨眼一般淘气，让人不可抗拒的受到震撼。

• So far as was possible I checked my recollections with the data of Dr. Grayson, before his lamented death in 1938.

  在1938年格雷森医生去世前，我尽可能根据他的资料核实自己的回忆。

• On a stage with two chairs and two lamps, Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig (see above) trade recollections of the dark events that rearranged their lives.

  在有两把椅子、两盏灯的舞台上，杰克曼和克雷格(见图)轮流讲述改变他们既定人生的黑暗事件。

• After decades of aborted attempts at an autobiography, Twain had decided by early 1904 to dictate his recollections to a stenographer.

  几十年试图自己撰写自传失败，终于，在1904年初，吐温决定向速记员口述回忆录。

• There were moments when doubts as to his own recollections occurred to him.

  有时他对自己的回忆发生怀疑。

• Patients「 recollections were heavily coloured by the procedure」s worst moment and its last moment.

  病人们的回忆受到这一过程最坏时刻和最后时刻的强烈影响。

• One of my few vivid recollections of early childhood has to do with a winter morning when I was four years old.

  在我早年儿时为数不多的几个记忆中，最栩栩如生的一件事是与一个冬天的早晨有关。那时我才四岁。

• Lourey’s recollections led them to a location where they soon started to dig.

  劳瑞的回忆把他们带到一个地方，他们很快开始了挖掘工作。

• Carey modelled Oscar「s character in part on the childhood recollections of Edmund Gosse in his memoir Father and Son.

  凯里对奥斯卡性格的塑造一定程度上是根据埃德蒙·高斯的回忆录父与子来完成的。

• Yet it」s a method that works a definite magic. It gives Twain's volume of mostly 19th century recollections a distinctly 20th century feel.

  但这种方法确实不可思议，它给了吐温大量19世纪的回忆，以及对20世纪确切的感觉。

• If the brain was in departments, in what section were recollections stored?

  如果大脑按部门划分，那么记忆在哪一科室储存？

• Mr Blustein has mined a wealth of material, some of it from the notes and recollections of those present at closed-door meetings.

  布卢斯坦挖掘了大量的素材，其中有些是来自参加了秘密会议的人所做的记录和回忆。

• You can have vivid memories of things that never happened, and yet you can come away with the sketchiest recollections of events that actually did.

  你会有对未发生过的事情的栩栩如生的记忆，可是你能在真实事件发生后在脑海中留下缩影。

• A train of nice recollections runs across my mind when speaking about my college years.

  一说起大学时代，我的脑中就闪过一段缤纷的回忆。

• False recollections (confabulation), either completely invented or made up of genuine memories misplaced in time.

  错误的回忆。可能源自真实记忆的错乱，也可能完全是想象出来的。

相似词

anamnesis记忆；[医] 既往癥，[医] 既往病历

memory(Memory)人名；(英)梅默里

recall召回；回忆；撤消

remembrance回想，回忆；纪念品；记忆力

reminiscence回忆；怀旧；引起联想的相似事物