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retained

/rɪˈteɪnd/

Traduction: Conservé en sa possession ou en mémoire; non perdu ni cédé., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de garder, de conserver ou de continuer à posséder quelque chose, ou de maintenir un état ou une relation, y compris le fait de se souvenir d'informations.

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adjective

/rɪˈteɪnd/B2formal
  • frConservé en sa possession ou en mémoire; non perdu ni cédé.

Kept in one's possession or memory; not lost or given away.

  1. Kept or heldB2formal

    Kept in one's possession or control; not lost or given away.

    frconservé / gardé

    • The retained documents are stored in the archive.
    • She retained her composure during the difficult interview.
    • The company retained its top employees with bonuses.

    Synonymeskeptmaintainedpossessedpreservedreserved

    Antonymesforfeitedgivenlostrelinquished

  2. Maintained or preservedB2formal

    Kept in a particular state or condition; not changed or altered.

    frconservé, maintenu

    • The retained heat from the oven kept the food warm.
    • He retained his youthful appearance well into his fifties.
    • The retained earnings were reinvested into the business.

    Synonymesconservedintactkeptmaintainedpreservedunchanged

    Antonymesalteredchangeddiscardedmodifiedremoved

Formes
  • more retained comparative form
  • most retained superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

retain/rɪˈteɪn/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de garder, de conserver ou de continuer à posséder quelque chose, ou de maintenir un état ou une relation, y compris le fait de se souvenir d'informations.

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.

    frConserver

    • 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.

    Synonymesholdkeepmaintainpreserve

    Antonymesabandoncedeforfeitlosereleaserelinquishsurrenderyield

  2. Hold in placeB2formal

    To keep something in a particular position or condition.

    frMaintenir en place

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

    Synonymesanchorclaspfastenfixgripholdkeeppinsecure

    Antonymesdroprelease

  3. Employ or engage servicesB2formal

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

    frretenir les services de

    • 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.

    Synonymesappointcommissioncontractemployengageenlisthirerecruitsecuretake on

Formes
  • 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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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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