retreat

1. V-I If you retreat, you move away from something or someone. 退出; 離開(kāi)

"I've already got a job," I said quickly, and retreated from the room. “我已經(jīng)有了工作，”我迅速說(shuō)道，然後就從房間裡退了出來(lái)。

2. V-I When an army retreats, it moves away from enemy forces in order to avoid fighting them. 撤退

The French, suddenly outnumbered, were forced to retreat. 法軍在人數(shù)上突然処於劣勢(shì)，被迫撤退了。

3. N-VAR Retreat is also a noun. 撤退

In June 1942, the British 8th Army was in full retreat. 1942年6月，英軍第8軍全線撤退。

4. V-I If you retreat from something such as a plan or a way of life, you give it up, usually in order to do something safer or less extreme. 放棄

She retreated from public life. 她放棄了社會(huì)生活。

5. N-VAR Retreat is also a noun. 放棄

The president's remarks appear to signal that there will be no retreat from his position. 縂統(tǒng)的話似乎暗示他不會(huì)放棄自己的職位。

6. N-COUNT A retreat is a quiet, isolated place that you go to in order to rest or to do things in private. 隱居処; 休養(yǎng)処

He spent yesterday hidden away in his country retreat. 他躲在鄕間的休養(yǎng)地度過(guò)了昨天。