hark back
Upper Intermediate (B2)formal
To go back to an older idea, time, or way of doing things.
"The band's new album harks back to the classic rock sound of the 1970s."
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The Modern Middle East, Explained
Johnny Harris · 175:44
where nomads whose movement and lifestyle hark back
FED CUTS RATES 25BPS!!! FOMC Panel of Experts and Jerome Powell Watch Party | Unusual Whales
Unusual Whales · 56:09
I want to hark back here to something
Lost in the Wilderness - Jon's Journal #24
Townsends Journal · 13:12
um notice now remember hark back a couple of episodes ago
The world's most extreme places, explained
Johnny Harris · 86:06
whose movement and lifestyle hark back to the earliest civilizations and who