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retire [rɪ'taɪə(r)]∎ to retire at sixty-five prendre sa retraite à soixante-cinq ans;∎ to have retired être à la retraite;∎ to retire from the political scene se retirer de la scène politique;∎ to retire from boxing/from motor racing abandonner la boxe/la course automobile;∎ to retire early prendre une retraite anticipée∎ the jury retired to consider its verdict les jurés se sont retirés pour délibérer;∎ shall we retire to the lounge? si nous passions au salon?;∎ to retire to a monastery se retirer dans un monastère;∎ Sport to retire hurt abandonner à la suite d'une blessure(a) (employee) mettre à la retraite
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