tuì chū
to withdraw
to abort
to quit
to log out (computing)
tuì huàn
to replace a purchase
to exchange a purchase
tuì
to retreat
to decline
to move back
to withdraw
cí tuì
to dismiss
to discharge
to fire
jiǎn tuì
to ebb
to go down
to decline
shuāi tuì
to decline
to fall
to drop
to falter
a decline
recession (in economics)
zǎo tuì
early retirement
to leave a meeting too early
yǐn tuì
to retire from office
to resign
xiāo tuì
to wane
to vanish gradually
tuì què
to retreat
to shrink back
jìn tuì
to advance or retreat
knowing when to come and when to leave
a sense of propriety
tuì sè
variant of 褪色[tui4 se4]
also pr. [tui4 shai3]
tuì lù
a way out
a way to retreat
leeway
tuì cháo
(of a tide) to ebb or go out
dào tuì
to fall back
to go in reverse
tuì bù
to do less well than before
to make a concession
setback
backward step
leeway
room to maneuver
fallback
hòu tuì
to recoil
to draw back
to fall back
to retreat
tuì huán
to return (sth borrowed etc)
to send back
to refund
to rebate
tuì rèn
to retire
to leave one's position
tuì xiū
to retire
retirement (from work)
tuì wǔ
to be discharged from military service
tuì yì
to retire from the military, sport etc
to demobilize
to decommission
retired from use
tuì piào
to bounce (a check)
to return a ticket
ticket refund
tuì huò
to return merchandise
to withdraw a product
tuì huàn huò
to return a product for another item
jìn tuì liǎng nán
no room to advance or to retreat (idiom); without any way out of a dilemma
trapped
in an impossible situation
tuì gēng huán lín
restoring agricultural land to forest
yǐn tuì
to retire (from society, esp. from politics)
to vanish
tuì fáng
to check out of a hotel room
tuì xià
to retire
to withdraw
to retreat
to step down
tuì xí
to absent oneself from a meeting
to decline to attend
tuì dǎng
to withdraw from a political party
tuì shǒu
to retreat and defend
to withdraw and maintain one's guard
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