Definition of recto in English:

recto

nounPlural rectos ˈrɛktəʊˈrɛktoʊ

A right-hand page of an open book, or the front of a loose document.
Contrasted with verso
Example sentencesExamples
- Take for example the important sheet from Edinburgh that shows a Drowning of Leander on the recto and The Battle of the Amazons on the verso.
- Each folio has a front and a back, usually now called recto and verso.
- However, it was very much the habit to place the blank sheet as the recto (looking at the opening of a book, the right leaf), with the miniature on the verso (looking at the open book, the left leaf).
- This is parallel translation with the Anglo-Saxon on the verso and the translation on the recto.
- The story begins with text alone on both recto and verso.
Synonyms
folio, sheet, side, leaf

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin recto (folio) 'on the right (leaf)'.

Rhymes

perfecto

Definition of recto in US English:

recto

nounˈrɛktoʊˈrektō

A right-hand page of an open book, or the front of a loose document.
Contrasted with verso
Example sentencesExamples
- This is parallel translation with the Anglo-Saxon on the verso and the translation on the recto.
- The story begins with text alone on both recto and verso.
- Take for example the important sheet from Edinburgh that shows a Drowning of Leander on the recto and The Battle of the Amazons on the verso.
- Each folio has a front and a back, usually now called recto and verso.
- However, it was very much the habit to place the blank sheet as the recto (looking at the opening of a book, the right leaf), with the miniature on the verso (looking at the open book, the left leaf).
Synonyms
folio, sheet, side, leaf

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin recto (folio) ‘on the right (leaf)’.

单词	recto
释义	Definition of recto in English: recto nounPlural rectos ˈrɛktəʊˈrɛktoʊ A right-hand page of an open book, or the front of a loose document. Contrasted with verso Example sentencesExamples Take for example the important sheet from Edinburgh that shows a Drowning of Leander on the recto and The Battle of the Amazons on the verso. Each folio has a front and a back, usually now called recto and verso. However, it was very much the habit to place the blank sheet as the recto (looking at the opening of a book, the right leaf), with the miniature on the verso (looking at the open book, the left leaf). This is parallel translation with the Anglo-Saxon on the verso and the translation on the recto. The story begins with text alone on both recto and verso. Synonyms folio, sheet, side, leaf Origin Early 19th century: from Latin recto (folio) 'on the right (leaf)'. Rhymes perfecto Definition of recto in US English: recto nounˈrɛktoʊˈrektō A right-hand page of an open book, or the front of a loose document. Contrasted with verso Example sentencesExamples This is parallel translation with the Anglo-Saxon on the verso and the translation on the recto. The story begins with text alone on both recto and verso. Take for example the important sheet from Edinburgh that shows a Drowning of Leander on the recto and The Battle of the Amazons on the verso. Each folio has a front and a back, usually now called recto and verso. However, it was very much the habit to place the blank sheet as the recto (looking at the opening of a book, the right leaf), with the miniature on the verso (looking at the open book, the left leaf). Synonyms folio, sheet, side, leaf Origin Early 19th century: from Latin recto (folio) ‘on the right (leaf)’.
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