0 present participle of recollect --
1 to remember something: --
[ + -ing verb ] He does not recollect seeing her at the party.
[ + question word ] Do you recollect where she went?
[ + (that) ] She suddenly recollected (that) she had left her jacket in the restaurant.
Can you recollect his name?
Individuals who have trouble recollecting their past are also unable to form detailed mental images of their future.
The evaluation step involves describing the specific fear to a therapist and recollecting events in their past that may have contributed to it.
One might indulge in a nostalgic smile when recollecting that they were first constructed for the leisurely enjoyment of the parks by those who drove through them in horse-drawn carriages.
It is also worth recollecting that, even within those rules, there are different ways in which their purpose could be met.
We shall certainly have to study this matter with very serious scrutiny, always recollecting this unfortunate and melancholy background.
In recollecting this we realise that under the capitalist system the position of the workers has steadily improved.
It is worth recollecting that the 55½-hour week for young persons in textile factories dates from over 100 years ago.
I have the greatest difficulty in recollecting any piece of legislation which sets out in terms that it will have retrospective effect.
