I. re·cite [rɪˈsaɪt] ГЛ. перех.
1. recite (say aloud):
- recite lesson, oath
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- recite monologue, poem
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2. recite (tell):
- recite one's adventures, a story
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II. re·cite [rɪˈsaɪt] ГЛ. неперех.
- recite
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- recite
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Usually they are recited during the weeks of winter, when the nights are much longer.
en.wikipedia.org However, it offers no means of reciting or advancing these story-lines.
en.wikipedia.org He is known to break into verse and recite poetry at his shows, in ode to himself, of course.
en.wikipedia.org Then there are those who go a step further and recite a place's or people's history in order to teach.
en.wikipedia.org He was also known as an orator who used to ask his audience to recite salawat more than 100 times in a single majlis.
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