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Meanings of retiree in English
Portuguese
aposentado Catalan
jubilat Usage of retiree in English
1
Portland retiree Jean Mullen, 74, said that without pressure nothing would change.
2
The largest concessions come from changes to public pensions and retiree healthcare.
3
Guadalupe Martinez, a 64-year-old retiree, said she was still shaking from shock.
4
An attorney representing the retiree committee would not comment on the decision.
5
Wendy Morrison, a retiree from Manchester, England, may typify an international traveler.
6
As a retiree in his 60s, he can ill afford to lose.
7
Plus, it's a great way to build up funds for retiree medical costs.
8
For every retiree selling a house, there is a young family moving in.
9
Social Security benefits are taxed each year based on a retiree's other income.
10
In both cases, the automakers would pay cash into retiree health care funds.
11
The plan involves slashing bondholder debt and retiree healthcare costs while protecting pensions.
12
As a retiree, fuel economy is critical for monthly cash flow.
13
Obviously Rio was a retiree, but his name was still on the list.
14
The 65-yearold father of three has a pleasant, early retiree's way about him.
15
A retiree named Saul Golkin happened to step into the office.
16
Later, the retiree turned his hickory hobby into a part-time business.
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