Retírese (en. Withdraw)

[reˈtire.se]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of leaving a place voluntarily.

After the meeting, the boss told us to retire.

Después de la reunión, el jefe nos dijo que nos retiriéramos.

Stepping away from a situation that causes discomfort or conflict.

If you're not feeling comfortable, it's best that you retire.

Si no te sientes a gusto, lo mejor es que te retires.

Taking a pause or an extended break.

He decided to retire to his house to reflect.

Decidió retirarse a su casa para reflexionar.

From the verb 'retire', which comes from the Latin 'retractare'.

take a moment to retire

Ask someone to take a brief break or step away for a while.

retírese un momento

it’s time for you to retire

Indicates that it is the appropriate time for someone to step away from a situation.

es hora de que se retire

retire to meditate

Suggestion to step away to reflect or find oneself.

retírese para meditar

withdraw

Action of taking or setting something aside.

retirar

exit

Moving out of a place.

salir

retract

Causing something or someone to move away.

retraer

Taking a forced break.

You need a retire after that heavy day.

Necesitas un retírese después de ese día pesado.

Disappearing from view or stopping participation.

That party lacked life after people retired.

A esa fiesta le faltó vida después de que se retiró la gente.