retire 音标拼音: [rɪt'ɑɪr] [rit'ɑɪr] [r
, it'ɑɪɚ]
n . 隐居,撤退号
vi . 引退,退役,退休,退隐,退去,撤退,退却,离开
vt . 撤退,辞退
隐居,撤退号引退,退役,退休,退隐,退去,撤退,退却,离开撤退,辞退
retire v 1 :
go into retirement ;
stop performing one '
s work or withdraw from one '
s position ; "
He retired at age 68 "
2 :
withdraw from active participation ; "
He retired from chess "
[
synonym : {
retire }, {
withdraw }]
3 :
pull back or move away or backward ; "
The enemy withdrew ";
"
The limo pulled away from the curb " [
synonym : {
withdraw },
{
retreat }, {
pull away }, {
draw back }, {
recede }, {
pull back },
{
retire }, {
move back }] [
ant : {
advance }, {
go on }, {
march on },
{
move on }, {
pass on }, {
progress }]
4 :
withdraw from circulation or from the market ,
as of bills ,
shares ,
and bonds 5 :
break from a meeting or gathering ; "
We adjourned for lunch ";
"
The men retired to the library " [
synonym : {
adjourn }, {
withdraw },
{
retire }]
6 :
make (
someone )
retire ; "
The director was retired after the scandal "
7 :
dispose of (
something no longer useful or needed ); "
She finally retired that old coat "
8 :
lose interest ; "
he retired from life when his wife died "
[
synonym : {
retire }, {
withdraw }]
9 :
cause to be out on a fielding play [
synonym : {
put out }, {
retire }]
10 :
cause to get out ; "
The pitcher retired three batters "; "
the runner was put out at third base " [
synonym : {
retire }, {
strike out }]
11 :
prepare for sleep ; "
I usually turn in at midnight "; "
He goes to bed at the crack of dawn " [
synonym : {
go to bed }, {
turn in },
{
bed }, {
crawl in }, {
kip down }, {
hit the hay }, {
hit the sack }, {
sack out }, {
go to sleep }, {
retire }] [
ant : {
arise },
{
get up }, {
rise }, {
turn out }, {
uprise }]
Retire \
Re *
tire "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To go back or return ;
to draw back or away ;
to keep aloof ;
to withdraw or retreat ,
as from observation ;
to go into privacy ;
as ,
to retire to his home ;
to retire from the world ,
or from notice .
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1913 Webster ]
To Una back he cast him to retire . --
Spenser .
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The mind contracts herself ,
and shrinketh in ,
And to herself she gladly doth retire . --
Sir J .
Davies .
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2 .
To retreat from action or danger ;
to withdraw for safety or pleasure ;
as ,
to retire from battle .
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Set Uriah in the forefront of the hottest battle ,
and retire ye from him ,
that he may be smitten ,
and die . --
2 Sam .
xi .
15 .
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3 .
To withdraw from a public station ,
or from business ;
as ,
having made a large fortune ,
he retired .
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And from Britannia '
s public posts retire . --
Addison .
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4 .
To recede ;
to fall or bend back ;
as ,
the shore of the sea retires in bays and gulfs .
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5 .
To go to bed ;
as ,
he usually retires early .
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Syn :
To withdraw ;
leave ;
depart ;
secede ;
recede ;
retreat ;
retrocede .
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Retire \
Re *
tire "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Retired };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Retiring }.] [
F .
retirer ;
pref .
re -
re -
tirer to draw .
See {
Tirade }.]
1 .
To withdraw ;
to take away ; --
sometimes used reflexively .
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He . . .
retired himself ,
his wife ,
and children into a forest . --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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As when the sun is present all the year ,
And never doth retire his golden ray . --
Sir J .
Davies .
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2 .
To withdraw from circulation ,
or from the market ;
to take up and pay ;
as ,
to retire bonds ;
to retire a note .
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3 .
To cause to retire ;
specifically ,
to designate as no longer qualified for active service ;
to place on the retired list ;
as ,
to retire a military or naval officer .
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Retire \
Re *
tire "\,
n .
1 .
The act of retiring ,
or the state of being retired ;
also ,
a place to which one retires . [
Obs .]
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The battle and the retire of the English succors .
--
Bacon .
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[
Eve ]
discover '
d soon the place of her retire .
--
Milton .
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2 . (
Mil .)
A call sounded on a bugle ,
announcing to skirmishers that they are to retire ,
or fall back .
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1913 Webster ]
197 Moby Thesaurus words for "
retire ":
abandon ,
abdicate ,
abscond ,
amortize ,
avoid the limelight ,
back down ,
back out ,
be pensioned ,
be superannuated ,
beat a retreat ,
bed ,
bed down ,
blush unseen ,
boot ,
bounce ,
bow out ,
bowl ,
break ,
bump ,
bust ,
can ,
cashier ,
clear ,
cop out ,
count sheep ,
cup ,
decline ,
deconsecrate ,
defrock ,
degrade ,
demit ,
demote ,
depart ,
deplume ,
depose ,
deprive ,
dethrone ,
die away ,
diminish ,
disappear ,
disbar ,
discharge ,
discrown ,
disemploy ,
disengage ,
disenthrone ,
dish ,
dismiss ,
displace ,
displume ,
doss down ,
draw back ,
draw off ,
drift away ,
drop ,
drum out ,
dwindle ,
ebb ,
evacuate ,
excommunicate ,
exit ,
expel ,
fade ,
fade away ,
fall back ,
fire ,
flop ,
forsake the world ,
furlough ,
get away ,
get off ,
give back ,
give ground ,
give place ,
give the ax ,
give the gate ,
give up ,
go ,
go away ,
go back ,
go beddy -
bye ,
go into retirement ,
go night -
night ,
go off ,
go to bed ,
go to sleep ,
hibernate ,
hit the hay ,
hit the sack ,
hollow ,
honor ,
incurve ,
junk ,
keep secret ,
kick ,
kick upstairs ,
kip ,
lay off ,
leave ,
let go ,
let out ,
lie down ,
lift ,
liquidate ,
live alone ,
live apart ,
live in retirement ,
make accounts square ,
make redundant ,
move away ,
move back ,
move off ,
oust ,
overthrow ,
pay in full ,
pay off ,
pay the bill ,
pay the shot ,
pay up ,
pension ,
pension off ,
pile in ,
pull away ,
pull back ,
pull out ,
purge ,
quit ,
read out of ,
recede ,
redeem ,
refuse comment ,
release ,
relinquish ,
remain incommunicado ,
remove ,
remove from office ,
renounce the throne ,
replace ,
resign ,
retire from office ,
retreat ,
retrocede ,
roll in ,
run along ,
run back ,
rusticate ,
sack ,
sack out ,
satisfy ,
scrap ,
separate forcibly ,
settle ,
shrink ,
shun companionship ,
sink ,
snooze ,
square ,
square accounts ,
stand aloof ,
stand aside ,
stand back ,
stand down ,
stand mute ,
stand off ,
stay at home ,
step aside ,
strike a balance ,
strip ,
strip of office ,
strip of rank ,
superannuate ,
surplus ,
surrender ,
suspend ,
take a nap ,
take forty winks ,
take it easy ,
take off ,
take the veil ,
take up ,
terminate ,
turn in ,
turn off ,
turn out ,
unchurch ,
unfrock ,
unsaddle ,
unseat ,
unthrone ,
vacate ,
vanish ,
wane ,
waste no words ,
widen the distance ,
withdraw ,
withdraw from ,
yield
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