Pronunciation: /rɪˈtriːt/
noun a place of refuge, seclusion, or privacy
A1 I went on a retreat to the mountains for some peace and quiet.
A2 The soldiers made a strategic retreat to regroup and plan their next move.
B1 The yoga retreat offered daily meditation sessions and healthy meals.
B2 The company organized a team retreat to improve communication and teamwork.
C1 The writer went on a retreat to focus on finishing her novel.
C2 The retreat center was nestled in a secluded forest, providing a tranquil environment for reflection.
verb to withdraw or move back
A1 The soldiers had to retreat from the battlefield.
A2 When faced with danger, the animal chose to retreat to safety.
B1 The company decided to retreat from the market due to financial losses.
B2 After a long day of hiking, we retreated to our cabin in the woods.
C1 The politician decided to retreat from public life after the scandal.
C2 In times of conflict, it is sometimes necessary to retreat in order to regroup and strategize.
formal The company organized a leadership retreat to discuss future strategies.
informal Let's plan a weekend retreat to the mountains for some relaxation.
slang I need to retreat to my room and recharge for a bit.
figurative In the face of adversity, it's important to know when to retreat and regroup.
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