Pronunciation: /rɪˈtaɪərɪŋ/
verb the act of leaving one's job or position, typically upon reaching a certain age or after a long career
A1 She is retiring from her job next month.
A2 My grandfather is retiring after working for 40 years.
B1 The company announced that several employees will be retiring this year.
B2 After retiring from professional sports, he started a new career as a coach.
C1 She is considering retiring early and traveling the world.
C2 The retiring CEO was honored for his years of service at the company's annual gala.
adjective describes someone who is shy or reserved, especially in social situations
A1 My retiring grandfather enjoys spending time in his garden.
A2 The retiring teacher was honored with a farewell party.
B1 After many years of hard work, she is looking forward to retiring next year.
B2 The retiring CEO left a legacy of innovation and success.
C1 The retiring judge was known for their fair and impartial decisions.
C2 She decided to pursue her passion for painting after retiring from her corporate job.
formal After many years of dedicated service, she is finally retiring from her position as CEO.
informal My neighbor is retiring next month and planning to travel the world.
slang I heard Dave is finally hanging up his boots and retiring from the workforce.
figurative The old traditions are slowly retiring in favor of more modern practices.
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