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きのける掻き退ける掻きのけるTransitiveUsually kanaIchidan verbFreq #125228
1

to push aside; to shove aside; to rake away (leaves)

全面撤退ぜんめんてったいNoun~する VerbFreq #128371
1

total (full-scale) withdrawal; complete pullout (pullback)

希望退きぼうたいしょくNounFreq #130859
1

voluntary resignation; voluntary retirement; voluntary redundancy; voluntary layoff

退しゅったいきんしゅつたいきんNounFreq #134583
1

going to and leaving work; clocking in and clocking out

景気後退けいきこうたいNounFreq #135261
1

Economics

recession

Examples
経済は景気後退期に入った。
The economy has entered a recession.
退たいNounFreq #139665
1

determination

怨敵退んてきたいさんExpression四字熟語Freq #142160
1

invoking disaster upon one's mortal enemy; Confusion to the enemy!

円満退えんまんたいしょくNoun~する VerbFreq #143586
1

amicable resignation (retirement); resigning (retiring) from one's job of one's free will

無限後退げんこうたいNounFreq #146497
1

infinite regress

待避所退避所いひじょNounFreq #159938
1

turnout (on a highway); lay-by; passing-place; rest stop; widening

2

shelter; refuge

生前退せいぜんたいいNounFreq #166304
1

abdication of an emperor (before demise)

屋内退おくないたいひNoun~する VerbFreq #179019
1

sheltering indoors; taking refuge inside

退消褪しょうたいNoun~する VerbFreq #182185
1

disappearance (e.g. of a symptom)

自己都合退じこつごうたいしょくNoun~する VerbFreq #185211
1

voluntary resignation; retiring for personal reasons

退退届けそうたいとどけNounFreq #200809
1

written request for permission to leave early (school, work, etc.)

退伺い退んたいうかがいNounFreq #201556
1

informal resignation; unofficial resignation

結婚退けっこんたいしゃNounFreq #208597
1

resigning because of marriage

引け時退け時けどきNounFreq #210664
1

closing time

坐作進退座作進退ざさしんたいNoun四字熟語Freq #211968
1

deportment; behavior; carriage

早期退職制度そうきたいしょくせいどNounFreq #219902
1

early retirement program; early retirement programme

退ちゅうたいきNounFreq #222620
1

recoil brake

大量退たいりょうたいしょくNounFreq #223556
1

mass retirement (esp. that of the Japanese baby boomers)

御前を退ご前を退ごぜんをのくExpressionGodan verbFreq #223800
1

to withdraw from the presence (of the Emperor)

退両難んたいりょうなんNoun四字熟語Freq #226797
1

being driven to the wall; finding oneself between the devil and the deep blue sea; finding oneself between a rock and a hard place