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Definition of retaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
resitting examUK resitting an examinationUK
- She was nervous about the retaking of her math exam.
2.
recoverythe act of taking something again
- The retaking of the test was scheduled for next week.
3.
captureRare the act of capturing a place againRare
- The retaking of the city was a turning point in the war.
4.
filming againRare scene or shot filmed or photographed againRare
- The director ordered a retaking of the final scene.
Adjective
actiontaking something back or again
- The retaking mission was successful.
Origin of retaking
Old French, re- (again) + taker (to take)
Examples of retaking in a sentence
He prepared thoroughly for the retaking. The retaking of the city was a turning point in the war. They planned the retaking of the territory carefully. The retaking of the fort was celebrated. Plans for the retaking were discussed. The retaking of the scene took all afternoon.
After the retaking, the scene looked much better. The retaking effort required careful planning. Retaking control of the city was their main objective.
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- French:repassage d'examen, de reprise, ...
- German:Wiederholung, Rückeroberungs-, ...
- Italian:ripetizione, di riconquista, ...
- Spanish:repetición, de recuperación, ...
- Portuguese:repetição de exame, retomada, ...
- Chinese:重考, 重新夺回的, ...
- Japanese:再受験, 奪還の, ...
- Arabic:إِعَادَة, مُسْتَعاد, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹעֵד חוֹזֵר, לְכִבּוּשׁ מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:пересдача, повторный, ...
- Ukrainian:перескладання, повторний, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्परीक्षा, वापस लेना, ...
Definition of retake - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
educationtake an exam again after failing
- She decided to retake the math exam.
2.
filmmakingfilm a scene again for improvement
- The director asked to retake the scene.
3.
ownershiptake back possession of something
- He will retake his lost property.
4.
photographyphotograph something again for better quality
- They had to retake the family photo.
5.
militaryRare capture a place again by forceRare
- The army plans to retake the city.
Noun
1.
examexamination taken again after failing
- She was nervous about her math retake.
2.
cinemascene or shot filmed again
- The director wasn't satisfied, so he called for a retake..
3.
photoRare photograph taken again for better qualityRare
- The photographer requested a retake due to poor lighting.
Origin of retake
Middle English, re- (again) + taken (take)
Examples of retake in a sentence
After failing, she will retake the driving exam. They had to retake the final scene. We decided to retake the shot for clarity. She plans to retake her stolen bike. The army will retake the captured city. The photographer decided to retake the sunset shot.
She had to retake the portrait for better lighting. The troops were ordered to retake the fort. They aimed to retake the territory by dawn. He prepared thoroughly for the chemistry retake. The retake was scheduled for next Monday. The retake took several hours to perfect. After the mistake, they had to do a retake. We had to schedule a retake because the first photo was blurry. The director called for a retake to capture the perfect shot.
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- French:repasser, rattrapage, ...
- German:wiederholen, Wiederholung, ...
- Italian:ripetere, ripetizione, ...
- Spanish:repetir, repetición, ...
- Portuguese:repetir, segunda chamada, ...
- Chinese:重考, 重摄, ...
- Japanese:再受験する, 再試験, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ, اعادة الامتحان, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִבָּחֵן שׁוּב, מִבְחָן חוֹזֵר, ...
- Russian:пересдавать, пересдача, ...
- Ukrainian:перездати, повторний іспит, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षा फिर से देना, पुनर्परीक्षा, ...
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