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Definition of retrieved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
recoveryrecovered or regained
- The retrieved documents were crucial for the investigation.
2.
restoredbrought back to a former state
- The retrieved data was essential for the project.
Origin of retrieved
Latin, re- (again) + trahere (to draw)
Terms with retrieved included in their meaning
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retrieval place
place where something is retrieved
obtained
having been obtained or retrieved
retrieval
list of items to be retrieved
memory
able to be remembered or retrieved from memory
can be regained
able to be regained or retrieved
acr: data access layer
software part that manages how data is stored and retrieved
lost items
unable to be restored or retrieved
searchable
able to be searched or retrieved
recoverable
something that can be retrieved or regained
recovery
capable of being recovered or retrieved
accessibility
quality of being able to be retrieved
data
in a way that can be retrieved
Examples of retrieved in a sentence
She was relieved when the retrieved data was intact. The retrieved files were corrupted. The retrieved artifacts were displayed in the museum.
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- French:récupéré, retrouvé, ...
- German:wiederhergestellt, zurückgeholt, ...
- Italian:recuperato, ...
- Spanish:recobrado, restaurado, ...
- Portuguese:recuperada, restaurado, ...
- Chinese:恢复的, 还原的, ...
- Japanese:回収された, 復元された, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَعَاد, مُرَجَّع, ...
- Hebrew:מְחֻדָּשׁ, מְשׁוּחְזָר, ...
- Russian:восстановленный, возвращенный в прежнее состояние, ...
- Ukrainian:відновлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनः प्राप्त, पुनः स्थापित, ...
Definition of retrieve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
actionfetch and bring back something
- He went to retrieve the ball from the garden.
2.
recoveryregain possession of something lost
- She managed to retrieve her lost wallet.
3.
technologyTECH. get data from a computer systemTECH.
- The program retrieves data from the database.
4.
mindrecall information from memory
- I can't retrieve the name of that song.
Noun
1.
recoverythe act of getting something back
- The retrieve of the lost toy made him happy.
2.
sportsTECH. the return of a difficult ball in sportsTECH.
- Her retrieve during the match was impressive.
Expressions with retrieve
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get back a submitted form
You can retrieve an application if you need to make changes.
regain respect or dignity after a loss
He worked hard to retrieve his honor after the scandal.
bring back something forgotten or ignored into attention
The documentary helped retrieve from oblivion the artist's early works.
Origin of retrieve
Latin, re- (again) + trovare (to find)
Examples of retrieve in a sentence
The dog was trained to retrieve the newspaper every morning. He tried to retrieve the data from the old computer. The dog was trained to retrieve the ball. The software can retrieve files quickly. He tried to retrieve the lost emails. She retrieved the password from memory.
Can you retrieve where we parked? The retrieve of the documents was successful. He was relieved after the retrieve of his wallet. His retrieve saved the game for the team. The crowd cheered after her incredible retrieve.
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- French:récupérer, récupération, ...
- German:holen, Wiederfinden, ...
- Italian:recuperare, recupero, ...
- Spanish:recuperar, recuperación, ...
- Portuguese:buscar, recuperação, ...
- Chinese:取回, 取回行为, ...
- Japanese:取りに行く, 回収, ...
- Arabic:أَحْضَرَ, اسْتِرْجَاع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָבִיא, הֲשָׁבָה, ...
- Russian:вернуть, возвращение, ...
- Ukrainian:приносити, повернення, ...
- Hindi:वापस लाना, वसूली, ...
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