Retook Meaning in English

word · lemma: retake

US

ɹiˈtʊk

ree-TOOK

UK

ɹɪtˈʊk

rih-TOOK

परिभाषा

'Retook' is the past tense of 'retake'. It means to take or do something again, or to recapture something that was lost.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Retook' can describe doing a test or exam again, or regaining control over a place or object. Formal and standard; often used with exams or military situations. Not used as a noun.

• Spanish: volvió a tomar - recuperó
• Portuguese (BR): retomou - recuperou
• Portuguese (PT): retomou - recuperou
• Chinese (Simplified): 重新参加 - 重新夺回
• Chinese (Traditional): 重新參加 - 重新奪回
• Hindi: फिर से लिया - वापस लिया
• Arabic: أعاد أخذ - استعاد
• Bengali: পুনরায় নিয়েছিল - পুনরায় দখল করেছিল
• Russian: пересдал - вновь занял - вновь взял
• Japanese: 再受けた - 取り戻した
• Vietnamese: làm lại - chiếm lại
• Korean: 다시 봤다 - 되찾았다
• Turkish: tekrar aldı - yeniden ele geçirdi
• Urdu: دوبارہ لیا - دوبارہ حاصل کیا
• Indonesian: mengulang - merebut kembali

उदाहरण वाक्य

She retook the math test to get a better score.

basic

The soldiers retook the lost city.

basic

He retook his seat after a short break.

basic

After failing the driving exam, Mark retook it the next month and passed.

natural

The team bravely retook control of the building during the crisis.

natural

She felt more confident when she retook the interview.

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