Definition of recurse in English:

recurse

verb rɪˈkəːs

1no object To carry out a recursive procedure; to perform the same sequence of operations on successive results.
2with object To perform (a mathematical or computational operation) again on the result of the previous operation; to repeat (an operation) recursively.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recursāre to keep running back, return again and again, to keep recurring to the mind (frequentative formation from recurrere); in later use after recursion and recursive.

Definition of recurse in US English:

recurse

verbrɪˈkəːs

1no object To carry out a recursive procedure; to perform the same sequence of operations on successive results.
2with object To perform (a mathematical or computational operation) again on the result of the previous operation; to repeat (an operation) recursively.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recursāre to keep running back, return again and again, to keep recurring to the mind (frequentative formation from recurrere); in later use after recursion and recursive.

单词	recurse
释义	Definition of recurse in English: recurse verb rɪˈkəːs 1no object To carry out a recursive procedure; to perform the same sequence of operations on successive results. 2with object To perform (a mathematical or computational operation) again on the result of the previous operation; to repeat (an operation) recursively. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recursāre to keep running back, return again and again, to keep recurring to the mind (frequentative formation from recurrere); in later use after recursion and recursive. Definition of recurse in US English: recurse verbrɪˈkəːs 1no object To carry out a recursive procedure; to perform the same sequence of operations on successive results. 2with object To perform (a mathematical or computational operation) again on the result of the previous operation; to repeat (an operation) recursively. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin recursāre to keep running back, return again and again, to keep recurring to the mind (frequentative formation from recurrere); in later use after recursion and recursive.
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