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recollection noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + RECOLLECTION | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEclear, distinct, vivid 清楚的回忆；生动的记忆dim, faint, hazy, vague 模糊的回忆；蒙眬的记忆；模糊的记忆earliest 最初的记忆childhood 童年的记忆sudden 突然想起painful 痛苦的回忆fond 深情的回忆◆He has fond recollections of his first visit to Europe.对于第一次欧洲之行他有着美好的记忆。personal 个人回忆VERB + RECOLLECTIONhave (no) （不）记得◆I have only a vague recollection of sunshine and sand.我只隐约记得有阳光和沙滩。◆I have absolutely no recollection of the incident.我对那件事一点儿也记不起来了。share 分享记忆◆It was great to meet with old friends and share recollections.与老朋友见面共同回忆往事是件美妙的事情。smile at, smile in 因回忆起⋯而微笑◆He smiled fondly at the recollection.想起这件往事时他露出了愉悦的微笑。◆She smiled faintly in recollection of all the fun times they'd had together.回想起他们曾经一起度过的快乐时光，她微微一笑。PREPOSITIONin recollection 记得⋯◆She stared at him in sudden recollection.她凝神而视，忽然认出他来。recollection from 来自⋯的回忆◆recollections from Eliot's own life艾略特生平回忆recollection of ⋯的回忆◆The novel is based on recollections of his childhood in Shanghai.这部小说是根据他在上海的童年记忆写成的。PHRASESto the best of your recollection 如果没记错的话◆To the best of my recollection (= if I remember correctly), he was not there that day.假如我没记错的话，那天他不在场。 |