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Meanings of full retreat in English
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Usage of full retreat in English
1
The German forces were in full retreat to the north and north-east.
2
All the members of Dick & Co. were now in full retreat.
3
What was left of al Qaeda fighters was in a full retreat.
4
ODSTs were in full retreat with hundreds of Grunts in full pursuit.
5
The entire fleet was in full retreat with wind and stream in favour.
6
That morning of the 8th, then, saw General von Kluck in full retreat.
7
Great damage done to enemy fleet; remainder in full retreat, many badly damaged.
8
Price was in full retreat toward Arkansas, and our army in hot pursuit.
9
There was no longer any doubt that the Russians were in full retreat.
10
The Turks were in full retreat towards Baghdad, and Cobbe entered Kut unopposed.
11
At last he met Lee and the main body all in full retreat.
12
Passing beyond the house, I discovered four Indians in full retreat.
13
Though the American military was in full retreat, Rumsfeld stiff-armed Bush.
14
The Boers were in full retreat, but now, as always, they were dangerous.
15
They were travelling very fast, in full retreat, and were coming his way.
16
She discovered-infull retreat, on his side-theeccentric drawing-master, Alban Morris.
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Full retreat through the time
Full retreat across language varieties
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United States of America
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