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retiradas

Retiradas is the plural form of retirada, a noun used in Portuguese and Spanish with meanings related to taking something back, removing it, or moving away. The word stems from retirar, and both languages use retiradas to describe multiple acts of withdrawal, retreat, or removal in various contexts.

In military usage, retirada refers to the withdrawal or retreat of troops from a position, front, or

In sports and public life, retirada is commonly used to indicate retirement or cessation of activity, particularly

Etymologically, retiradas derive from retirar, a verb with Latin origins meaning to pull back or take away.

See also: retirar, retirada (singular), retiro.

occupied
area,
often
as
part
of
a
strategic
shift
or
after
sustaining
losses.
In
financial
and
everyday
contexts,
it
denotes
the
act
of
taking
money
or
assets
out
of
a
place
of
custody,
such
as
a
withdrawal
of
funds
from
an
account
(retirada
de
dinheiro,
retirada
de
fundos).
It
can
also
describe
the
physical
removal
of
items
from
a
location,
for
example
a
retirada
de
amostras
in
scientific
or
logistical
workflows.
for
athletes
or
public
figures
who
are
ending
their
professional
careers.
The
plural
retiradas
can
be
used
when
discussing
multiple
retirements
or
withdrawals
in
a
given
period
or
discussion.
In
practice,
meanings
and
preferred
expressions
vary
by
region;
Portuguese
tends
to
emphasize
money
withdrawals
and
troop
movements,
while
Spanish
usage
covers
similar
senses,
including
retreats
and
retirements.