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retracted

/rɪˈtræk.tɪd/

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adjective

/rɪˈtræk.tɪd/C1formalscientific
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было отведено назад или отозвано; часто используется в научных контекстах для описания заявления или утверждения, которое было официально отозвано.

Describes something that has been drawn back or withdrawn; often used in scientific contexts to describe a statement or claim that has been formally withdrawn.

  1. Pulled back or drawn inB2formal

    Describing something that has been moved back into a main body or structure.

    ruВтянутый

    • The cat's claws were fully retracted.
    • The landing gear is retracted after takeoff.
    • The animal's retracted tongue was barely visible.

    Synonymsfurledrecessedsheathedtelescopedwithdrawn

    Antonymsextendedprotruding

  2. Withdrawn or taken backB2formal

    Describing a statement, offer, or claim that has been formally withdrawn.

    ruОтозванный

    • The newspaper published a retracted article after the error was discovered.
    • His retracted confession led to a new trial.
    • The company issued a retracted statement regarding the product recall.

    Synonymsreversedwithdrawn

    Antonymsaffirmedmaintained

Forms
  • more retracted comparative form
  • most retracted superlative form
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verb

retract/rɪˈtrækt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по отведению назад, взятию обратно или отзыву заявления, утверждения или части тела.

A verb used to indicate the act of drawing back, taking back, or withdrawing a statement, claim, or part of the body.

  1. Formally withdraw a statementB2formal

    To take back or disavow a previously made statement, claim, or belief, often due to pressure or new evidence.

    ruОтозвать

    • The politician was forced to retract his earlier comments after the backlash.
    • She retracted her accusation when she realized she had been mistaken.
    • The newspaper had to retract the false story and issue an apology.

    Synonymsabjuredisavowforswearrecantrenouncerepudiatetake backunsaywithdraw

    Antonymsaffirmassertavowconfirmmaintain

  2. Pull back in fear or disgustB2formal

    To draw or pull something back, especially as a reaction to something unpleasant or frightening.

    ruОтдёрнуть

    • He retracted his hand quickly after touching the hot stove.
    • The cat retracted its claws when it was startled.
    • She retracted from the foul smell emanating from the dumpster.

    Synonymscringedraw backflinchpull backrecoilshrinkwincewithdraw

    Antonymsadvanceapproachproceed

  3. Surgical retractionC1formal

    To use a medical instrument to hold back the edges of a wound, incision, or organ during a surgical procedure.

    ruОтодвигать (хирургическое)

    • The surgeon used a clamp to retract the skin during the operation.
    • The assistant carefully retracted the muscle tissue to expose the bone.
    • Retracting the wound edges allowed the doctor better access to the internal organ.

    Synonymsdraw backhold backpull back

  4. Pull inward or toward a centerB2formal

    To draw something back into its original or central position.

    ruВтягивать

    • The landing gear retracted smoothly after takeoff.
    • The turtle retracted its head into its shell for protection.
    • The antenna retracts automatically when the car enters the garage.

    Synonymsdraw backdraw inpull backpull inwithdraw

    Antonymsextendprotrude

Forms
  • retracted past participle
  • retracted past simple
  • retracting present participle
  • retracts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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