Admitir que lo que dijiste era falso.
To admit that what you said was wrong.
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See how the word “retirar lo dicho” is used in sentences
Retiro lo que dije. — I take back what I said.
¿Puedes devolverme el libro que te presté? — Can you take back the book I lent you?
No puedo creer que quiera recuperar a su ex. — I can't believe he wants to take back his ex.
¡Retira ahora mismo lo que acabas de decir! — Take back what you just said!
Necesito recuperar mi chaqueta de ella. — I need to take back my jacket from her.
¿Me aceptarás de nuevo si me disculpo? — Will you take me back if I apologize?
Se negó a retirar una sola palabra. — He refused to take back a single word.
Decidió recuperar la taza de café que le dio. — He decided to take back the coffee mug he gave her.
Ella decidió volver a aceptarlo después de un tiempo separados. — She decided to take him back after some time apart.
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