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retain

/rɪˈteɪn/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bedeutet, etwas zu behalten, zu bewahren oder nicht zu verlieren, sei es Besitz, Zustand, Beziehung oder Information im Gedächtnis.

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verb

/rɪˈteɪn/B2formal
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas zu behalten, zu bewahren oder nicht zu verlieren, sei es Besitz, Zustand, Beziehung oder Information im Gedächtnis.

A verb used to indicate the act of keeping, holding, or continuing to possess something, or of maintaining a condition or relationship.

  1. Keep or continue to haveB2formal

    To continue to have or keep something, especially something important or valuable.

    deBehalten

    • She managed to retain her composure during the crisis.
    • The company retained its top employees with better benefits.
    • He retained the memory of that day for years.

    Synonymeholdkeepmaintainpreserve

    Antonymeabandoncedeforfeitlosereleaserelinquishsurrenderyield

  2. Hold in placeB2formal

    To keep something in a particular position or condition.

    deFesthalten

    • The dam retains water for irrigation purposes.
    • This soil retains moisture well.
    • The walls retain heat during the winter.

    Synonymeanchorclaspfastenfixgripholdkeeppinsecure

    Antonymedroprelease

  3. Employ or engage servicesB2formal

    To hire or secure the services of someone, especially a professional.

    deAnwerben

    • They retained a lawyer to handle the case.
    • The firm retained a consultant for the project.
    • She retained a personal trainer to help with her fitness.

    Synonymeappointcommissioncontractemployengageenlisthirerecruitsecuretake on

Formen
  • retained past participle
  • retained past simple
  • retaining present participle
  • retains third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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