退休 | tuì xiū | to retire; retirement (from work) | |
退耕还林 | tuì gēng huán lín | restoring agricultural land to forest | |
衰退 | shuāi tuì | to decline; to fall; to drop; to falter; a decline; recession (in economics) | |
退回 | tuì huí | to return (an item); to send back; to go back | |
退化 | tuì huà | to degenerate; atrophy |
1 | "But I will," with that Goethe retreated aside. | |
2 | This exclamation was caused by her pushing the hat from her head, and retreating to the chimney out of my reach. | |
3 | If you find the merchandise dissatisfactory,they can take it back. | |
4 | Can I refund this ticket? | |
5 | Your first reaction might be to defend your precious script and what you intended it to be, but step back and look at it from their perspective. |