re cap

English - Turkish

Definition of re cap in English Turkish dictionary
recap: {i} özet
recap: yenile/özetle
recap: tekrar
Tom kaçmaya çalıştı ama onu kaçıranlar tarafından hızla tekrar yakalandı. - Tom attempted to escape but was quickly recaptured by his kidnappers.
recap: lastik kaplamak
recap: (lastik) yeni yüz geçirmek
recap: {f} k.dili. özetlemek
recap: özetlemek
recap: {f} kaplamak (lastik teker)
recap: yeni yüz geçirmek
recap: Iastik kaplamak
recap: kaplanmış lastik
recap: {f} (lastiği) kaplamak/kaplatmak. i., k.dili. kaplama lastik, kaplama
recap: {f} tekrar özetlemek
recap: {f} tekrarlamak
recap: tekrarlama
recap: yenileme/özet
recap: yeniden özetleme

English - English

Definition of re cap in English English dictionary
recap: To seal (something) again with a cap
recap: To recapitulate
recap: a used automobile tire that has been remolded to give it new treads
recap: Recapitulation of the terms and conditions agreed
recap: The reading back to the customer of their full reservation details to ensure accuracy
recap: You can say that you are going to recap when you want to draw people's attention to the fact that you are going to repeat the main points of an explanation, argument, or description, as a summary of it. To recap briefly, an agreement negotiated to cut the budget deficit was rejected 10 days ago Can you recap the points included in the regional conference proposal? = sum up, recapitulate Recap is also a noun. Each report starts with a recap of how we did versus our projections. to repeat the main points of something that has just been said (recapitulate)
recap: a summary at the end that repeats the substance of a longer discussion
recap: summary of results in a tournament
recap: A recapitulation
recap: summarize briefly; "Let's recapitulate the main ideas"
recap: {f} reclose with a cap, replace a cap; put new treads onto a tire; recapitulate, summarize, review with a short summary

re cap

Turkish pronunciation

rey käp

/ˈrā ˈkap/ /ˈreɪ ˈkæp/

[ 'rA ] (noun.) 14th century. Medieval Latin, from the syllable sung to this note in a medieval hymn to Saint John the Baptist.

... possibly cap the prices?" >> HIGGINBOTTOM: That's a good question, CB. ...

... cap isn't she is one of the best places in the world ...

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