How is the word recuar translated from Portuguese to English

Mover-se para trás ou afastar-se do perigo ou da dificuldade.

To move back or away from danger or difficulty.

verb
English translation
retreat

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  • Os soldados tiveram de recuar atravessando o rio. The soldiers had to retreat across the river.

  • Passaram uma semana num retiro de ioga. They spent a week at a yoga retreat.

  • O gato recua para debaixo da cama a qualquer ruído alto. The cat will retreat under the bed at any loud noise.

  • A cabana deles tornou-se o retiro de verão de toda a família. Their cabin became a summer retreat for the whole family.

  • Não recues agora, estás quase lá. Don't retreat now, you are almost there.

  • O retiro está aberto no inverno? Is the retreat open in winter?

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FAQ about “recuar”

How is “recuar” translated from Portuguese?
“recuar” translates into English as “retreat”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “recuar” mean?
Meaning of “recuar”: Mover-se para trás ou afastar-se do perigo ou da dificuldade. In English — “retreat”.
What part of speech is “recuar”?
“recuar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “recuar”?
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