| 词组 | retire |
| 释义 | retire verb to stop working at the end of your careeradverbsretire early He became ill and retired early.retire prematurely (=earlier than you wanted or intended) She was forced to retire prematurely.officially retire Although he has officially retired, he still does a lot of work for the church.newly/recently retired Newly retired people sometimes find it difficult to adjust to their new life. | The cottage was bought by a couple who had recently retired.verbsbe due to retire Mike is due to retire next year.be forced to retire He was forced to retire early because of poor health.have to retire You don’t have to retire yet.plan to retire I’m planning to retire when I’m 55.can/can’t afford to retire Many people would like to stop working, but can’t afford to retire.prepositionsretire from sth Sue retired from teaching three years ago.retire as sth He retired as a doctor last year.retire through sth (=because of something) He worked at the factory for 30 years, before retiring through ill health.retire at 60/65/70 (=at a particular age) Most people expect to retire at 65. |
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