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retreat

/rɪˈtriːt/

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noun

/rɪˈtriːt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по отступлению или отходу с позиции, из ситуации или столкновения, часто в целях безопасности или по стратегическим причинам.

A noun referring to the act of moving back or withdrawing from a position, situation, or engagement, often for safety or strategic reasons.

  1. Military withdrawalB2formal

    An act of moving back or withdrawing from a dangerous or difficult situation, especially in a military context.

    ruОтступление

    • The army ordered a strategic retreat to regroup.
    • The soldiers made a hasty retreat under heavy fire.
    • The general called for a retreat to avoid further losses.

    Synonymsdisengagementevacuationfallbackpullbackretirementwithdrawal

    Antonymsadvanceassaultattackchargeoffensiveonslaught

  2. Peaceful placeB1formal

    A quiet, secluded place where one can relax, rest, or reflect.

    ruУединённое место

    • They spent the weekend at a mountain retreat.
    • The spa offers a peaceful retreat from city life.
    • She booked a yoga retreat in the countryside.

    Synonymsasylumhavenoasisrefugeresortsanctuaryshelter

    Antonymsbustleclamorcommotionhubbubturmoil

  3. Act of avoidingB2informal

    An act of moving away from a commitment, problem, or confrontation.

    ruУклонение

    • His sudden retreat from the conversation surprised everyone.
    • The company's retreat from the deal was unexpected.
    • She made a quiet retreat from the argument.

    Synonymsavoidanceescapeevasionflightpullbackretirementwithdrawal

    Antonymsadvanceapproachconfrontation

Forms
  • retreats plural form
  • retreats' possessive plural form
  • retreat's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/rɪˈtriːt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия отступления или ухода с позиции, ситуации или столкновения, часто из-за опасности, поражения или необходимости уединения.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving back or withdrawing from a position, situation, or engagement, often due to danger, defeat, or a need for seclusion.

  1. Withdraw from dangerB1formal

    To move back or withdraw from a dangerous or difficult situation, especially in a military context.

    ruОтступить

    • The army was forced to retreat after heavy losses.
    • They retreated to a safer position behind the hill.
    • The soldiers retreated under the cover of darkness.

    Synonymsdraw backfall backpull backrecederecoilretirewithdraw

    Antonymsadvanceattackcharge

  2. B1formal

    To move away from a place or person, often to find peace or privacy.

    ruУдалиться

    • She retreated to her room to read a book.
    • He retreated from the noisy party to the quiet garden.
    • They retreated to the countryside for the weekend.

    Synonymsback awayfall backpull backrecederetirewithdraw

    Antonymsadvanceapproachproceed

  3. Change opinion or decisionB2formal

    To change one's mind or withdraw from a previous position or commitment.

    ruОтступить

    • The politician retreated from his earlier statement.
    • She retreated from her promise after the controversy.
    • He retreated from the deal when he learned the risks.

    Synonymsback downbacktrackclimb downconcederecantrecederenege

    Antonymsassertholdmaintainpersiststick

Forms
  • retreated past participle
  • retreated past simple
  • retreating present participle
  • retreats 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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