recant in Chinese
recant in Chinese is 撤回 — recant means to formally take back a statement or belief you previously expressed, especially in public.
recant in Chinese
撤回
Pronounced: chè huí
(ambitransitive) To withdraw or repudiate a statement or opinion formerly expressed, especially formally and publicly.
What does "recant" mean?
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verb To formally take back a statement or belief you previously expressed, especially in public.
"But as Mr. Trump denounces what he describes as failures by the Washington establishment on China, Mr. Biden, an avatar of that establishment, is not recanting his past enthusiasm for engagement."
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recant in a sentence
- But as Mr. Trump denounces what he describes as failures by the Washington establishment on China, Mr. Biden, an avatar of that establishment, is not recanting his past enthusiasm for engagement.
- Convince me that I am wrong, and I will recant.
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What is "recant" in Chinese?
"recant" in Chinese is 撤回. recant means: To formally take back a statement or belief you previously expressed, especially in public.
How do you pronounce 撤回?
"recant" in Chinese is 撤回, pronounced "chè huí".
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