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retaking () 

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present participle of verb

  1. of retake

retake

Definitions

verb

 (riːˈteɪk Pronunciation for ) , -takes, -taking, -took, -taken tr
  1. to take back or capture again ⇒ to retake a fortress
  2. (cinema) to shoot again (a shot or scene)
  3. to tape again (a recording)

noun

 (ˈriːˌteɪk Pronunciation for ) 
  1. (cinema) a rephotographed shot or scene
  2. a retaped recording

Derived Forms

reˈtaker noun

Example Sentences Including 'retaking'

I am not sure, however, that retaking A-level maths would be the best way forward for your son.
Times, Sunday Times (2002)
That led to the downfall of the rebels, who are now retaking the country and seeking vengeance.
canada.com (2004)
The Russian Army advanced nearly 600km in two months, retaking most of the territory lost in 1941 and reaching the German border.
The Australian (2004)
The economic value of the islands was so small that it did not justify the cost of retaking them.
French, David The British way in Warfare - 1688-2000
There has been a sudden ripple of unease between Washington and London at the thought of the Afghan coalition retaking Kabul.
Times, Sunday Times (2001)
replaced the kettle on the stove and handed the mug to Marlette before retaking his seat beside Chavez.
MacNeill, Alastair The Devil's Door

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