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- RETAIN Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
To retain is to keep or maintain, whether in mind, possession or a certain condition If you have a great personal assistant, you'll probably want to retain him for as long as you can
- retain - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
retain (third-person singular simple present retains, present participle retaining, simple past and past participle retained) (transitive) Often followed by from: to hold back (someone or something); to check, to prevent, to restrain, to stop
- Retain - definition of retain by The Free Dictionary
To keep possession of; continue to have: The family sold the house but retained the land See Synonyms at keep b To keep in a particular place or condition: a library that retains the author's papers; plants that retain a lot of water c To continue to have as a feature or aspect: retains his good humor after all the setbacks 2
- RETAIN | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
RETAIN definition: 1 to keep or continue to have something: 2 If a substance retains something, such as heat or… Learn more
- retain - WordReference. com Dictionary of English
retain rɪˈteɪn vb (transitive) to keep in one's possession to be able to hold or contain: soil that retains water (of a person) to be able to remember (information, facts, etc) without difficulty to hold in position to keep for one's future use, as by paying a retainer or nominal charge
- Retain Definition Meaning | YourDictionary
Retain definition: To keep in mind; remember
- retain - definition and meaning - Wordnik
To hold or keep in possession; reserve as one's own To continue in the use or practice of; preserve; keep up; keep from dying out: as, to retain a custom; to retain an appearance of youth To keep in mind; preserve a knowledge or idea of; remember
- RETAIN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
retain implies continued keeping, especially against threatened seizure or forced loss
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