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retention

/rɪˈten.ʃən/

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noun

/rɪˈten.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по сохранению или удержанию чего-либо, включая способность вспоминать прошлый опыт или способность удерживать жидкость.

A noun referring to the act of keeping or holding something, including the ability to recall past experiences or the capacity to retain liquid.

uncountable

  1. B2formal

    The act of keeping or holding something, or the state of being kept or held.

    ruУдержание

    • The retention of key employees is crucial for the company's success.
    • Water retention can be a symptom of certain medical conditions.
    • The new policy focuses on the retention of historical documents.

    Synonymscustodyholdingkeepingmaintenancepossessionpreservation

    Antonymsdischargeejectionexpulsionlossrelease

  2. Memory or recallB2formal

    The ability to remember or recall past experiences or information.

    ruЗапоминание

    • Good study habits improve information retention.
    • The patient's memory retention has declined with age.
    • She has excellent retention of facts and figures.

    Synonymsmemoryrecallrecollectionremembranceretentiveness

    Antonymsoblivion

  3. Liquid holding capacityB2formal

    The ability of a substance or material to hold or contain liquid.

    ruСпособность удерживать жидкость

    • This soil has high water retention, making it ideal for rice paddies.
    • The fabric's moisture retention keeps the skin hydrated.
    • Proper retention of fluids is essential for plant growth.

    Synonymsabsorbencyabsorptionretentivenessretentivity

Forms
  • retentions plural form
  • retentions' possessive plural form
  • retention's possessive singular form
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