reminisce的意思|reminisce的解释-里氏词典

reminisce [,remi'nis]

vt. 追忆说

vi. 追忆往事, 话旧

reminisce

[ verb ]
recall the past
<verb.cognition>
The grandparents sat there, reminiscing all afternoon

The anniversaries of our high school or college graduation, especially the 50th anniversary, find us gathered to see old friends and reminisce about former times when, as we recall it, we were young and gay.
As they reminisce, a phonograph record plays in the background: It is the Williams Sisters, including Charlesetta Bates and Ernestine Van Duvall, singing gospel music.
But after poking around the dark and dingy interior, Hewlett and Packard said they did not accept its billing as "birthplace of Silicon Valley," and were not eager to reminisce.
But neighbors still reminisce about it, they still talk about the day a demolition crew took down the big sign out front of Winn-Dixie.
I'm glad to be able to reminisce with them." Her costume is a 1930s style created by theatrical costume designer Carrie Robbins. "I saw it and said, `No problem,"' Ms. Reddick recalled with a smile.
Where do we stand on the union of Northern Ireland?' He starts to reminisce about his old job as party chairman, and tells me that he was the 'destroyers' screen that protects the captain's ship from attack'.
Others simply sit and reminisce.
Just to reminisce, the golden age of Bretton Woods, from 1950 to 1966, generated nominal gross domestic product growth of 6% and real growth of 3.6%.
King's widow, Coretta Scott King, declined to reminisce publicly about Jackson, except to say he was the one who told her King had been shot and instructed her to "take the next thing smoking" to Memphis, Tenn.
It's a way of making friends because music is a common denominator." Music is also a way to reminisce through that special song that tugs at romantics' hearts or makes an old man tap his toes.

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