Hanapin
to retreat
01
(of military) to move away in order to escape the danger because one has been defeated or is weak
02
to allow people's negative comments and criticisms change one's mind about something
03
move back
04
move away, as for privacy
Retreat
01
pag-atras
an act of moving away from a place of conflict duo to danger or defeat
02
pag-atras
the act of moving to a more secluded place in order to relax, meditate, or rest
03
pag-atras
the act of withdrawing or going backward (especially to escape something hazardous or unpleasant)
04
pag-atras
a quiet and private place where one can be alone
05
pag-atras
(military) a bugle call signaling the lowering of the flag at sunset
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pag-atras
(military) a signal to begin a withdrawal from a dangerous position
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pag-atras
a place of privacy; a place affording peace and quiet
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pag-atras
an act of changing one's mind about something because of people's negative comments and criticisms
Halimbawa
The forces strategically retreated to draw the enemy into less advantageous territory.
During the battle, the soldiers were instructed to retreat to a more defensible position.
Faced with overwhelming enemy forces, the battalion decided to retreat from the battlefield.
The army had no choice but to retreat as the enemy's advance became too formidable.
The soldier retreated cowardly as soon as the enemy advanced.
