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Meanings of retirement in English
Point where a person chooses to permanently leave the workforce.
End of a participant's involvement in a race before completion.
Synonyms
Examples for "dnf"
Examples for "dnf"
1
Dixon admits it was a tough year for him especially after so many DNF's and mechanical issues.
2
In their past seven starts, the team had no victories, led just seven laps and had three DNFs.
3
They had a shot at the podium but finished with a DNF for Pérez and sixth for Ocon.
4
There's DNF: Did Not Finish.
5
Fighting the pump was the biggest issue, though a broken hold could easily have led to a fall and DNF.
Usage of retirement in English
1
The problem of inadequate retirement income has become a major national issue.
2
Prudential's financial services business includes U.S. retirement services and investment management businesses.
3
Consumers also need appropriate protection when being provided retirement advice, he said.
4
Companies looking to offer retirement plans will soon have a new alternative.
5
The current retirement age for most government workers in India is 60.
6
Contracts would clearly state brokers' fiduciary responsibilities, at least for retirement advice.
7
Your money - First year of retirement: where does the money go?
8
However, income tax may be levied on pension benefits taken during retirement.
9
One of the great myths of German politics went into retirement yesterday.
10
Living longer can mean greater medical and retirement expenses, among other issues.
11
Unlike some other states' public retirement systems, New York's pension is well-funded.
12
Former women's tennis world number one Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario announced her retirement today.
13
The retirement plan cost was 25 million shekels in the April-June period.
14
Complicated insurance products with suspect terms can wreck retirement plans, Rehl noted.
15
The women's event appears wide open following Justine Henin's retirement last week.
16
You're so far past retirement age nobody even remembers you're still alive.
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Translations for retirement
Portuguese
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Retirement through the time
Retirement across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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