retiring
retiring 英 [rɪˈtaɪərɪŋ] 美 [rɪˈtaɪrɪŋ]
adj. 退休的；不善社交的；过隐居生活的 v. 退休（retire的ing形式）
名词复数:retirings
- If you are a retiring person, you avoid being at the center of attention. You can often be found in the library and other quiet places, and if someone compliments you, you're likely to blush and change the subject.
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- adj. 退休的；不善社交的；过隐居生活的
- v. 退休（retire的ing形式）
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1. Or perhaps your spouse has no intention of retiring, which can cause tension if you assumed you'd spend all your time together.
或者，可能你的配偶还没有任何退休的打算，这时，如果你希望与对方共度时光的话，可能会造成关系紧张。
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2. With children independent in economy from home, the core of home economy assure will transfer from protection to the life saving after retiring.
随着孩子们在经济上从家庭中独立出来，家庭经济保障的重心将从保护转移到为退休后的生活储蓄。
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3. She surprised many by retiring from the world of gravure idol modeling in 2007, but thankfully there are still loads of photos and videos out there for you to enjoy.
2007年，她为许多原本已经从泳装模特界退休的人又重新做起来模特，不过还好你仍有充足的照片和录像可以欣赏。
- retiring (adj.) 1580s, "departing, retreating," present-participle adjective from retire (v.). Also "fond of retiring, disposed to seclusion," hence "unobtrusive, modest, subdued" (1766).
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