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单词 retirement
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retirement
noun[CorU]
uk
/rɪˈtaɪə.mənt/us
/rɪˈtaɪr.mənt/
B2
theactofleavingyourjobandstoppingworking, usually because you areold:
退休；退职；退役
Manyteachersover theageof 50 aretaking earlyretirement.很多50岁以上的老师都提前退休。
What is thenormalretirementagein thiscountry?这个国家人们通常多大年纪退休？
B2
theperiodin someone'slifeafter they havestoppedworkingbecause of havingreachedaparticularage:
退休生活；退休后的岁月
Wewishyou alongandhappyretirement.我们祝愿您退休后幸福长寿。
More examples
  • Theyheldadinnertocelebratehis retirement.
  • She'stryingtolaysomethingasidefor her retirement.
  • There have beenpersistentrumoursthat themanagingdirectormight take early retirement.
  • I'msureeveryone willjoinme inwishingyou a veryhappyretirement.
  • Her retirement frompoliticswillfreeher to write hermemoirs.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Retiring & resigning
  • abdicate
  • abdication
  • attrition
  • bow
  • bow out
  • chuck
  • chucksomethingin
  • get off
  • golden handcuffs
  • golden handshake
  • golden parachute
  • leave the field open forsomeoneidiom
  • pension
  • retire
  • retired
  • retiree
  • retiring
  • serve out
  • stand aside
  • throw
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(Definition ofretirementfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

retirement| American Dictionary

retirement
noun[C/U]
us
/rɪˈtɑɪər·mənt/
thepointat which someonestopsworking,esp. because of havingreachedaparticularageor because ofillhealth, or theperiodin someone’slifeafter thepersonhasstoppedworking:
[C]Heannouncedhis retirement inSeptember.
(Definition ofretirementfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

retirement| Business English

retirement
noun
uk
/rɪˈtaɪəmənt/us
[CorU]WORKPLACE,HR
thefactofleavingyourjobandstoppingworking, usually because you havereachedaparticularage:
With retirement less than threeyearsaway, shebegantoworryabout herpersonalfinances.
Morepeoplearetaking early retirement.
Theunionopposesraisingthe retirementagebecause ofsafetyconcerns.
HeannouncedhisretirementinAprilin thefaceofmountingcriticism.
Thestakeholderplanwillallow25% to be taken astax-freecashon retirement.
[CorU]WORKPLACE,HR
theperiodin someone'slifeafter they havestoppedworkingbecause theyreachedaparticularage:
Wewishyou alongandhappyretirement
Hispensionsand themoneyfrom thestatemeanthe had acomfortableretirement.
Manyyoungerworkersare morefocusedonpayingoffdebtsor makingtheirmortgagepaymentsthansavingfor (their) retirement.
[U]ACCOUNTING,FINANCE
theactofpayingback adebtcompletely:
There will be aone-timechargeof $29 million, or 15¢ ashare, from theearly retirement ofdebt.
See also
compulsory retirement
debt retirement
early retirement
mandatory retirement
(Definition ofretirementfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The following table shows the latest available data on the number of teacher retirements due to ill-health.
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The numbers of retirements relate to teachers in the maintained nursery, primary, secondary and special schools sector.
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After so many voluntary redundancies we are coming to the crunch, and there must be some compulsory retirements.
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Retirements are taking place and no promotions are being made to fill the vacancies.
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The number in the pool fluctuates from time to time because of promotions or retirements.
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The subject of resignations takes in compulsory retirements.
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If we take into account the inevitable retirements and resignations, that is really quite a good record for that time.
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They have the power not to allow retirements on ill health until disciplinary processes have been completed.
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The costs will in part be influenced by retirements in each preceding year.
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The numbers of these officers have since been reduced by retirements and other causes, and on 31st ultimo they stood at 141 and 1,091 respectively.
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I suspect that one of the reasons for those retirements is the indiscipline in some classes.
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Whatever the strength of the service, there are bound to be retirements taking place—and, therefore, opportunities for recruitment.
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What plans he has to reduce the proportion of early retirements from the police.
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Since 1965, such retirements have been limited to officers over the age of 50, but the situation will be reviewed early in 1967.
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In the same period other losses due to retirements, death and regradings have amounted to 20 and 24 respectively.
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