Vokabulare

To say aloud something learned, especially poetry or text, from memory.

a person who recites or repeats something aloud from memory, especially poetry, prayers, or formal texts

To care about or be concerned with (something); to have regard for.

Acting without thinking or caring about the consequences.

To think, believe, or expect something; to calculate or estimate.

To take back or recover something; to restore to a usable state.

To lean or lie back in a relaxed position.

A person who lives alone and avoids other people; someone who lives a solitary life.

A place for seclusion or retreat, especially for a recluse or hermit.

the action or process of recognizing or being recognized, in particular, the appreciation or acknowledgement of something

A legal obligation or bond entered into before a court, especially to ensure future appearance.

To identify someone or something seen before; to acknowledge or accept.

To suddenly spring back in fear, horror, or from force such as a gun's kickback.

To remember something; to bring a past event back to mind.

the action or faculty of remembering something

to suggest or advise something as being good or suitable

a suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action

Suggestions or proposals as to the best course of action.

to compensate someone for loss or harm suffered; compensation given for damage or injury

Capable of being resolved or made consistent.

To restore friendly relations or make consistent.

The restoration of friendly relations or agreement after conflict.

Little known or difficult to understand.

A survey or exploration, especially for military or strategic purposes.

to make a preliminary inspection or survey, especially of an area for military or strategic purposes

to think about something again, especially to change a decision or opinion

to restore something to its original form or state; to reassemble

to build or form something again after it has been damaged or destroyed

the process of rebuilding something that has been damaged or destroyed

to gather or assemble again, especially for a meeting

a written or spoken account of something

the act or process of recording something

to narrate or tell the details of an event or experience

a source of help or protection in a difficult situation

to return to a normal state after a setback, illness, or loss

the process of getting better after illness, loss, or difficulty

the process of recovering or returning to a normal state

cowardly or unfaithful to duty

to create or produce something again, especially a new version of something lost or destroyed

activity done for enjoyment and relaxation during free time

an accusation made in response to an accusation; mutual blaming

to break out or appear again after a period of dormancy or decline

a new outbreak or revival of something that had subsided, especially an undesirable condition

reviving or breaking out again after a period of abatement

to enlist or hire people for a job, service, or membership

the process of finding new people to join an organization or become employees

to correct or make something right

morally correct behavior or thinking

lying down or in a resting position

to recover from illness or regain strength