Retiró (en. Retired)
/re.ˈti.ɾo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Action of moving away from a place.
He withdrew from the room after the discussion.
Él se retiró de la sala después de la discusión.
To take a rest or a break.
She withdrew for a moment to meditate.
Ella se retiró un momento para meditar.
To cause someone to move away or leave a place.
The principal withdrew the students from the event.
El director retiró a los estudiantes del evento.
Etymology
From the Latin 'retrahere,' which means to bring back.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to withdraw one's word
To cancel a previously made comment or opinion.
retirar la palabra
to leave in time
To distance oneself before something negative happens.
retirarse a tiempo
to have a spiritual retreat
To participate in activities that promote meditation and personal reflection.
hacer un retiro espiritual
Related Words
withdrawal
Action of withdrawing.
retirada
remover
Person who withdraws.
retirador
to withdraw
Action of moving away from a place.
retirarse
Slang Meanings
To leave without warning.
He left the party without anyone noticing.
Se retiró de la fiesta sin que nadie se diera cuenta.
To turn around in a place.
Let's withdraw to the park; it’s quieter there.
Vamos a retirar al parque, ahí se está más tranquilo.