recap
കളിവീണ്ടും
definition
verb
a way of recapping the story so far
state again as a summary; recapitulate.
noun
a quick recap of the idea and its main advantages
a summary of what has been said; a recapitulation.
example
I'll give you a quick 'recap' of the events since we landed on the glacier on the 11th.
For those of you who don't know the full story of Katie and Tom, here's a quick 'recap' .
To 'recap' : the union passed a law in June that forces mobile phone companies to slash highly-lucrative roaming fees.
a quick 'recap' of the idea and its main advantages
Maybe a 'recap' of non-democratic regimes on this planet is in order.
to 'recap', it’s been a year full of ups and downs
But a quick 'recap' at the end can go a long way toward ensuring that everyone understands.
I've got some scrawled notes I took while watching the show, which I will turn into something resembling a 'recap' tomorrow.
to 'recap', the committee has decided to ask Farris, Cullen, and Jurgens to go
We'll go to the White House right after a short 'recap' of the news.
Here's a quick 'recap' of the six tests used to select the companies.
a quick 'recap' of the idea and its main advantages
My son 'recapped' the episode to his mother who doesn't watch the show.
And if you're wondering why I know so much about a show I barely watch, it's because I read the 'recaps' at one of my favorite websites, Television Without Pity.
The review 'recaps' work carried out in key areas like housing, transport and schools since the paper was first launched in 2001.
The poem begins with a summary, 'recapping' the most noble of mythical events that have passed throughout the ages of man, bringing civilization into existence and to the point where the story is about to be told.
CNN was 'recapping' the war news that I am sure I read in this morning's papers.
In 'recapping' these observations then, I've found there is an optimum time to teach children the letter sounds, the basic code needed for reading.
Then Walter Cronkite, in his gray suit, 'recapped' it all on the nightly news.
In late December, lots of news sources supplement their year-end coverage with stories 'recapping' the news of the year.
There were no 'recaps' , no synopses of what had gone on before.
Most obviously, it implies that we are dishonest; also, it implies that we must be none too smart, since every new term begins with 'recaps' from our profs on the dangers of plagiarism, uncited references and double submissions.
So I missed the speech, but in reading through the 'recaps' and critiques on the news sites, I most likely didn't miss much.
Just the day before the child had spent nearly four taxing hours at the Criminal Investigations Department 'recapping' the whole sordid affair.
Both the BBC and CNN International have 'recaps' of the French media response, and they were not good.
With some hesitation, Cassandra 'recapped' her story for Major Lee: her abilities, her visions, her past, how she had met up with us… Everything.
Using charts, maps and archive video clips, deputy prosecutor Nice 'recapped' Milosevic's rise to power in the late '80s and early '90s.
So all you people who just read these 'recaps' so that you don't have to actually watch the show, think about that.
The case, for anyone still unfamiliar with it, can be soon 'recapped' .
He was 'recapping' the details of the story he'd been writing.
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