recapの意味・使い方・発音

recap

英 ['riːkæp] 美 [ri'kæp]

recap: recap: [20] The -cap of recap has of course no immediate connection with cap. The word is short for recapitulate [16], which etymologically denotes ‘repeat the headings’. It comes from late Latin recapitulāre, a compound verb formed from the prefix re- ‘again’ and capitulum ‘section of text, heading’ (source of English chapter). Capitulum was a diminutive form of Latin caput ‘head’, which may ultimately underlie English cap – so the two words could after all be linked.
=> capitulate, chapter
recap (v.): 1856, "put a cap on again," from re- + cap (n.). Specific sense "put a strip of rubber on the tread of a tire" is 1920s. As a shortened form of recapitulate, it dates from 1920s. Related: Recapped; recapping.

1. Can you recap the points included in the regional conference propsal？: 地域会議で提案されたポイントを要約して説明してくれませんか。

2.Let me just recap on what we 've decided so far.: これまで私たちが行ってきた決定を要約してみましょう。

3.Each report starts with a recap of how we did versus our projections.: 各レポートの冒頭には、私たちのパフォーマンスと私たちの予想される目標が要約されています。

4.I 've digressed a little to explain the situation so far，so let me now recap .: 先ほど私は少し話を逸して今までの状況を説明しましたので、概説させていただきます。

5.To recap briefly，an agreement negotiated to cut the budget deficit was rejected 10 days ago.: 要約すると、予算赤字削減に関する合意は10日前に否決された。