retake in Spanish
retake in Spanish is retomar, recuperar — retake means to take an exam, photo, or scene again.
retake in Spanish
retomar
recuperar
To take something back.
What does "retake" mean?
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verb To take an exam, photo, or scene again.
"She had to retake the driving test after failing the first time."
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verb To capture back something that was lost or taken by an opponent.
"Troops retook the city after weeks of fighting."
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noun A repeated attempt at a test, exam, or filmed scene.
"The director ordered another retake after the actor fluffed his line."
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retake in a sentence
- She had to retake the driving test after failing the first time.
- Troops retook the city after weeks of fighting.
- The director ordered another retake after the actor fluffed his line.
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What is "retake" in Spanish?
"retake" in Spanish is retomar, recuperar. retake means: To take an exam, photo, or scene again.
How do you use "retake" in a sentence?
Example: "She had to retake the driving test after failing the first time." In Spanish, "retake" is retomar, recuperar.
Are there other ways to say "retake" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "retake": retomar, recuperar.
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