recital
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈsaɪtəl/
recital means: A public performance, usually of music, by one performer or a small group.
noun
PUBLIC PERFORMANCEB2
A public performance, usually of music, by one performer or a small group.
- Her piano recital starts at seven.
- He gave a violin recital at the town hall.
- Did you enjoy the students’ recital?
LEGAL INTRODUCTIONC2
An opening statement in a legal document explaining the background or reasons for an agreement.
- The recital explains the agreement’s purpose.
- The lawyer revised the recitals in the deed.
- Each recital sets out facts relevant to the transaction.
Questions about recital
What does recital mean?
A public performance, usually of music, by one performer or a small group.
What is recital in other languages?
Türkçe: resital · Español: recital · Français: récital · Deutsch: Rezital · Italiano: recital · 日本語: リサイタル
How do you pronounce recital?
It is pronounced /rɪˈsaɪtəl/.
How do you use recital in a sentence?
Her piano recital starts at seven. He gave a violin recital at the town hall.
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