retrieve in Japanese
retrieve in Japanese is 取り戻す — retrieve means to get something back, especially something that was lost, stored, or left somewhere.
retrieve in Japanese
取り戻す
Pronounced: torimodosu
(transitive) To regain or get back something.
What does "retrieve" mean?
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verb To get something back, especially something that was lost, stored, or left somewhere.
"He went back to retrieve his phone from the taxi."
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verb To fetch and bring back, as a dog does with game or a thrown object.
"The dog retrieved the ball and dropped it at her feet."
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verb To fix or make up for a mistake, loss, or bad situation.
"It took months to retrieve the company's reputation after the scandal."
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retrieve in a sentence
- He went back to retrieve his phone from the taxi.
- The program retrieves customer data from the database.
- The dog retrieved the ball and dropped it at her feet.
- It took months to retrieve the company's reputation after the scandal.
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What is "retrieve" in Japanese?
"retrieve" in Japanese is 取り戻す. retrieve means: To get something back, especially something that was lost, stored, or left somewhere.
How do you pronounce 取り戻す?
"retrieve" in Japanese is 取り戻す, pronounced "torimodosu".
How do you use "retrieve" in a sentence?
Example: "He went back to retrieve his phone from the taxi." In Japanese, "retrieve" is 取り戻す.
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