Retire on Meaning in English
expression
ˌɹiˈtaɪɝ/, /ɹiˈtaɪɹ/, /ɹɪˈtaɪɹ/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
ri-TY-er on, ri-TYR on, ri-TYR AHN
ɹɪtˈaɪə/ /ˈɒn
ri-TY-uh on
Definición
To stop working, usually because of age, and live using a certain amount of money, such as a pension, savings, or investments.
Uso & Matices
Always used with the amount or source of money: 'retire on $1 million', 'retire on a teacher's pension'. Used in financial and personal planning. Not used to mean 'retire to' (location).
Spanish: jubilarse con (dinero) - retirarse con (dinero)Portuguese (BR): aposentar-se com (dinheiro) - se aposentar com (dinheiro)Portuguese (PT): reformar-se com (dinheiro) - aposentar-se com (dinheiro)Chinese (Simplified): 靠（钱）退休Chinese (Traditional): 靠（錢）退休Hindi: (पैसे) पर सेवानिवृत्त होनाArabic: يتقاعد على (مبلغ من المال)Bengali: (টাকা) দিয়ে অবসর নেওয়াRussian: выйти на пенсию на (деньги)Japanese: （お金）で**引退する**／**退職する**Vietnamese: nghỉ hưu với (số tiền)Korean: (돈)으로 은퇴하다Turkish: (para ile) emekli olmakUrdu: (پیسوں) پر ریٹائر ہوناIndonesian: pensiun dengan (uang)
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He hopes to retire on his savings.
basic
Many people plan to retire on a pension.
basic
Can you retire on so little money?
basic
After years of hard work, she finally managed to retire on her investments.
natural
Some dream of winning the lottery and being able to retire on that money.
natural
Honestly, I don't think I could retire on what I've saved so far.
natural