Definition of retiral in English:

retiral

noun rɪˈtʌɪr(ə)l

(in Scotland) a person's retirement from a job or office.
（苏格兰）退休；退职；退役
early retiral
he worked in this area until his retiral in 1975
Example sentencesExamples
- The council has told its employees that it will ‘only approve early retiral in exceptional circumstances, where pressing compassionate grounds exist or where a significant benefit to the service will ensue’.
- On his retiral he became professor emeritus at Newcastle.
- Egon Pearson, following the retiral of his father Karl Pearson as Galton Professor of Statistics, had been made Reader and became Head of the Department of Applied Statistics three years before Hsu arrived there.
- Ever since his initial retiral last season, MacKenzie has been commentating on the event for Eurosport, running a Superbikes school, and contributing to a magazine on the subject.
- There is also a huge group of doctors who are on the verge of retiral or resignation, and are simply hanging on to see if this new contract will deliver improvements that will persuade them to work on another few years.
- Various reasons for the retirals were given by their teams, but it was obvious the real reason was terminal boredom.
- In rural Scotland the retiral of a sitting MP always creates a vacuum which other political parties rush to fill.
- Perhaps his health contributed to his death since he decided to go to London to celebrate the retiral of a friend despite feeling unwell.
- The firm of Helen M Nicolson is run by Eddie Nicolson, following the retiral of Helen from the practice earlier this year.
- This year, Wheeldon made another new piece, After the Rain, to mark the retiral of one of NYCB's best-loved dancers, Jock Soto.
- Before his retiral he accepted fees and funds for attending symposia, lecturing, research, and staff funding from AstraZeneca and GlaxoWellcome.
- The planned relocation is due to the retiral of the Aberdeen transplant surgeon this year.
- Four years ago I and many of my generation were encouraged to take early retiral, on the grounds that it was a cost-cutting exercise.
- Ballyhaunis expectations were severely tested in the early stages of the half when a knee injury led to the retiral of midfielder, Michael Webb, and his removal by ambulance to hospital.
Synonyms
leaving, going, going away, going off, leave-taking, withdrawal, exit, egress, quitting, decamping, retreat, retirement

单词	retiral
释义	Definition of retiral in English: retiral noun rɪˈtʌɪr(ə)l (in Scotland) a person's retirement from a job or office. （苏格兰）退休；退职；退役 early retiral he worked in this area until his retiral in 1975 Example sentencesExamples The council has told its employees that it will ‘only approve early retiral in exceptional circumstances, where pressing compassionate grounds exist or where a significant benefit to the service will ensue’. On his retiral he became professor emeritus at Newcastle. Egon Pearson, following the retiral of his father Karl Pearson as Galton Professor of Statistics, had been made Reader and became Head of the Department of Applied Statistics three years before Hsu arrived there. Ever since his initial retiral last season, MacKenzie has been commentating on the event for Eurosport, running a Superbikes school, and contributing to a magazine on the subject. There is also a huge group of doctors who are on the verge of retiral or resignation, and are simply hanging on to see if this new contract will deliver improvements that will persuade them to work on another few years. Various reasons for the retirals were given by their teams, but it was obvious the real reason was terminal boredom. In rural Scotland the retiral of a sitting MP always creates a vacuum which other political parties rush to fill. Perhaps his health contributed to his death since he decided to go to London to celebrate the retiral of a friend despite feeling unwell. The firm of Helen M Nicolson is run by Eddie Nicolson, following the retiral of Helen from the practice earlier this year. This year, Wheeldon made another new piece, After the Rain, to mark the retiral of one of NYCB's best-loved dancers, Jock Soto. Before his retiral he accepted fees and funds for attending symposia, lecturing, research, and staff funding from AstraZeneca and GlaxoWellcome. The planned relocation is due to the retiral of the Aberdeen transplant surgeon this year. Four years ago I and many of my generation were encouraged to take early retiral, on the grounds that it was a cost-cutting exercise. Ballyhaunis expectations were severely tested in the early stages of the half when a knee injury led to the retiral of midfielder, Michael Webb, and his removal by ambulance to hospital. Synonyms leaving, going, going away, going off, leave-taking, withdrawal, exit, egress, quitting, decamping, retreat, retirement
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