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UK//rɪˈklaɪn//US//rɪˈklaɪn//

Meaning of Recline

In simple words: To lie back in a relaxed position.

Recline in a sentence

How to use Recline

Grammar pattern

recline + preposition (e.g., on, against)

Memory hint

Think of 'recline' as 're-lean' back comfortably.

Related words

Collocations with Recline

  • reclined position
  • recline the chair
  • recline back

Synonyms for Recline

Opposites of Recline

Common mistakes with Recline

  • Confused with 'reclined'; 'recline' is the base form.
  • Omitting the preposition (e.g., saying 'recline the chair' instead of 'recline on the chair').
  • Using 'recline' incorrectly in the past tense without adjusting the verb.

Compare Recline with Lean, Rest

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Frequently asked questions about Recline

What does Recline mean?

To lie back in a relaxed position.

What is the definition of Recline?

To lean or lay back in a relaxed position.

How do you use Recline in a sentence?

She likes to recline on the sofa while reading.

Can you give another example of Recline?

The chair can recline for extra comfort.

What are synonyms for Recline?

Common alternatives include lie back, lean, rest.

What is the opposite of Recline?

Opposite meanings include sit up, stand, perch.

What words go with Recline?

It commonly pairs with reclined position, recline the chair, recline back.

What are common mistakes when using Recline?

Confused with 'reclined'; 'recline' is the base form. Omitting the preposition (e.g., saying 'recline the chair' instead of 'recline on the chair'). Using 'recline' incorrectly in the past tense without adjusting the verb.

How do you pronounce Recline?

US: //rɪˈklaɪn//, UK: //rɪˈklaɪn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Recline?

Used in both formal and informal contexts; common in discussions about furniture, comfort, or positions.

What CEFR level is Recline?

"Recline" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.