retaining 的定义
- to keep possession of.
- to continue to use, practice, etc.: to retain an old custom.
- to continue to hold or have: to retain a prisoner in custody; a cloth that retains its color.
- to keep in mind; remember.
- to hold in place or position.
- to engage, especially by payment of a preliminary fee: to retain a lawyer.
- Medicine/Medical. to keep in the body, especially abnormally; fail to eliminate: I was referred to a specialty clinic and they discovered that I was retaining urine.
retaining 近义词
maintaining
更多retaining例句
- The T2 chip is also gone, but the laptop retains the exact same fan and cooling system, with no differences whatsoever.
- If Republicans hold one Georgia seat, they retain the chamber.
- The final material has 90 percent less volume, while retaining 90 percent of its nutrients.
- Starting pay rates will rise 5% “so our store managers can continue to attract and retain new talent,” Starbucks Executive Vice President Rossann Williams said in a memo seen by Bloomberg.
- If a developer doesn’t reach $1 million in revenue in 2021, they will retain that discount in 2022.
- Marvin hops over the edge of his retaining wall, which he built.
- Cameron's comments will only confirm that she was in favour of retaining the Union all along.
- World leaders, businesses, and economists have broadly supported the case for retaining the union.
- The Upper East Side is starting to shed its Sixth Sense “I see dead people,” while retaining its grand roots.
- In a brief interview, he told me that any deal would have to involve “retaining the National Archives of Iraq.”
- Frequently they are found in alveolar arrangement, retaining the original outline of the alveoli of the lung (Fig. 4, b).
- French pulled them again, upon which they roared the more, still retaining their places.
- And I had already taken the precaution of retaining the best legal counsel in the city.
- The walls of the castle are wonderfully complete, every tower and turret retaining its old-time battlements.
- The wave—a billow broken to atoms, yet still retaining all its weight and motive force—overwhelmed the boat and passed on.