Retract meaning in English
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Definition
to retract (an offer): to remove, to cancel, to take back, to stop proposing (an offer)
a retraction: a removal, a cancellation
(to print, to issue) a retraction: (to print, to issue) a revocation, a withdrawal (of a statement)
Examples
- "Perhaps we should retract our offer!"
Exercise 1
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is a true statement. Hannah says "Bordello Breeze is a women's fragrance" and "it's a perfume for women", meaning that this scent is designed specifically for women: not men. The term "scent" is synonymous with "perfume" and "fragrance".
This is a false statement. Hannah says "Delavigne has never done a co-branded product with anyone". This means that Delavigne has not had bad experiences in the past: they have not done a co-branding project before.
This statement is true. Cheryl says "Perhaps we should retract our offer!", meaning that she has changed her mind and no longer wants to launch a co-branded product with Delavigne. To "withdraw" or "retract" an offer is to cancel the proposition.
This statement is false. When Cheryl says "we're very serious", Hannah says "I can see that you are", meaning that she is sure that Cheryl and her company are serious about this project.
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