recount in Japanese
recount in Japanese is 再集計, 物語る, 詳述 — recount means to tell a story or describe events in detail.
recount in Japanese
再集計
Pronounced: saishuukei
A counting again, as of votes.
物語る
Pronounced: monogataru
To tell; narrate; to relate in detail.
詳述
Pronounced: shōjutsu
To tell; narrate; to relate in detail.
What does "recount" mean?
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verb To tell a story or describe events in detail.
"He recounted his adventures backpacking through South America."
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noun A repeat count, especially of votes in a close election.
"The election result was so close that officials ordered a recount."
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recount in a sentence
- He recounted his adventures backpacking through South America.
- She recounted every detail of the accident to the police.
- The election result was so close that officials ordered a recount.
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What is "recount" in Japanese?
"recount" in Japanese is 再集計, 物語る, 詳述. recount means: To tell a story or describe events in detail.
How do you pronounce 再集計?
"recount" in Japanese is 再集計, pronounced "saishuukei".
How do you use "recount" in a sentence?
Example: "He recounted his adventures backpacking through South America." In Japanese, "recount" is 再集計, 物語る, 詳述.
Are there other ways to say "recount" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "recount": 再集計, 物語る, 詳述.
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