retrait
ʁə.tʁɛ
Definitions
1. noun
the act of withdrawing or retiring, especially from a position of authority or a public role
“The politician’s retrait from politics sparked a heated debate among the citizens.”
2. noun
a period of retirement or a withdrawal from active service
“After 30 years of service, the veteran entered a retrait, enjoying the peace and quiet of his farm.”
3. noun
a withdrawal of money, especially from a bank account
“The retrait from his savings account was a surprise to John, who had not expected his money to be withdrawn so quickly.”
4. noun
a withdrawal of troops or military forces
“The retrait of the army from the war zone was a strategic decision made by the generals.”
5. verb
to withdraw or retire from a position of authority or a public role
“The politician will retrait from politics at the end of the year, citing personal reasons.”
6. verb
to withdraw or take back something, especially money
“The bank will retrait the withdrawal from John’s account if it was made in error.”