Definition of Recollet in English:

Recollet

(also Recollect)

noun ˈrɛkəleɪˌrākôˈlā

historical

A member of a reformed branch of the Franciscan order, founded in France in the late 16th century.
〈史〉（16世纪后期创建于法国的）方济各会改革派成员
Example sentencesExamples
- The Recollects sent to Placentia attended this mission.
- La Salle hated and harassed the Jesuits but got along fairly well with the Recollects.

Origin

From French récollet, from medieval Latin recollectus 'gathered together', expressing a notion of concentration, and absorption in thought.

Definition of Recollet in US English:

Recollet

(also Recollect)

nounˌrākôˈlā

historical

A member of a reformed branch of the Franciscan order, founded in France in the late 16th century.
〈史〉（16世纪后期创建于法国的）方济各会改革派成员
Example sentencesExamples
- The Recollects sent to Placentia attended this mission.
- La Salle hated and harassed the Jesuits but got along fairly well with the Recollects.

Origin

From French récollet, from medieval Latin recollectus ‘gathered together’, expressing a notion of concentration, and absorption in thought.

词汇	Recollet
释义	Definition of Recollet in English: Recollet (also Recollect) noun ˈrɛkəleɪˌrākôˈlā historical A member of a reformed branch of the Franciscan order, founded in France in the late 16th century. 〈史〉（16世纪后期创建于法国的）方济各会改革派成员 Example sentencesExamples The Recollects sent to Placentia attended this mission. La Salle hated and harassed the Jesuits but got along fairly well with the Recollects. Origin From French récollet, from medieval Latin recollectus 'gathered together', expressing a notion of concentration, and absorption in thought. Definition of Recollet in US English: Recollet (also Recollect) nounˌrākôˈlā historical A member of a reformed branch of the Franciscan order, founded in France in the late 16th century. 〈史〉（16世纪后期创建于法国的）方济各会改革派成员 Example sentencesExamples The Recollects sent to Placentia attended this mission. La Salle hated and harassed the Jesuits but got along fairly well with the Recollects. Origin From French récollet, from medieval Latin recollectus ‘gathered together’, expressing a notion of concentration, and absorption in thought.
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