The meaning of Retractable

Retractable – definition

adjective
Able to be drawn back or back in.
Usage examples:
A stadium with a retractable roof
adjective
(of a statement or accusation) able to be withdrawn.
Usage examples:
The agreement was not retractable

adjective
That can be pulled back or in
Usage examples:
Cats have retractable claws., the house has a swimming pool with a retractable roof.

Retractable translation into English

Retractable: translate from English into Chinese

可伸缩

Retractable: translate from English into Dutch

Oprolbaar

Retractable: translate from English into French

Rétractable

Retractable: translate from English into German

Einziehbar, Zurückziehbar, Zurücknehmbar

Retractable: translate from English into Hindi

त्याग देने योग्य, वापस लेने योग्य, त्यागने योग्य, इनकार करने योग्य, ले लेने योग्य, छोड़ देने योग्य, तर्क करने योग्य, कब्जा करने योग्य, खींचने योग्य, कब्जा लेने योग्य, छोड़ने योग्य, खींच लेने योग्य, सिकुड़ने या सिकोड़ने के योग्य

Retractable: translate from English into Italian

Retrattile

Retractable: translate from English into Korean

철회 가능한, 취소할 수 있는, 철회할 수 있는, 오므릴 수 있는

Retractable: translate from English into Russian

Убирающийся, Втягивающийся, Вытяжной

Retractable: translate from English into Spanish

Retráctil

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Retractable – similar words

retracted

verb
Draw back.
Usage examples:
She retracted her hand as if she'd been burnt

verb
Past simple and past participle of retract
Usage examples:
Retract an invitation/confession/promise, when questioned on tv, he retracted his allegations., the…

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retractation

noun
A reconsideration or re-examination of something previously discussed. usually in plural.

noun
The action or an act of withdrawing a statement, accusation, etc., which is now admitted to be erroneous or unjustified; = "retraction". chiefly formal in later use.

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retractability

noun
Ability (of a component part) to be retracted.

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retract

verb
Draw back.
Usage examples:
She retracted her hand as if she'd been burnt

verb
To say publicly that you will not do something you had said you would do, or to admit that something that you had said was true is false
Usage examples:
[ t ] she had to retract statements in published articles., [ t ] the pilot retracted the landing g…

verb
To take back an offer or statement, etc. or admit that a statement was false
Usage examples:
Retract a statement/comment/decision a political uproar followed, and he quickly retracted his comm…

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