What does retiro mean?
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Does retiro mean recall or withdraw or retire " no te sientas mal conmigo ni un segundo por esta cir****ancia si no me retiro"
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updated Jan 3, 2011
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posted by carefree
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Looks more like back off in that sentence.
updated Jan 3, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
this is it;) - 00494d19, Jan 3, 2011
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It means to withdraw, pull back, move back or away, and the above.
"Necesito hacer un retiro de dinero del banco".
"Me retiro temprano de la fiesta porque tengo que estudiar"
"Mi abuela vive en una casa de retiro"
updated Jan 3, 2011
edited by Agora
posted by Agora
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Click on the word and you will see "retirement."
Although, in the case of Madrid's amazing central park, El Retiro, it's whole name is relevant: El Parque del Buen Retiro. This means The Park of the Good Retirement, or more clearly for us English speakers, The Park of the Good Rest.
I cannot figure out your sentence, though.
updated Jan 3, 2011
posted by JoyceM
