1. 重新处理的,再处理的：retinalite 脂纤蛇纹石 | retreated 重新处理的,再处理的 | retreatment 重新处理,再处理,再加工
1. The 2008 MTV VMAs were the start of a public comeback by Spears, who retreated from the public eye after being placed in the conservatorship in February 2008.
2. Jiangxi Copper Co and Zhuzhou Smelter Group Co retreated more than 1 percent on speculation a slowing global economy will curb demand for metals.
3. It has retreated 11 percent from this year's high set on April 18, a sign to some investors that the market has entered a correction.
4. Though floods have retreated after rampaging the county seat, the losses are unrecoverable for Zhou and several others like him.
5. Oil prices retreated Wednesday after the US said crude supplies grew despite more demand for most types of fuel.
6. Direct communication across the Taiwan Straits in most social and economical terms virtually stopped after the Kuomintang forces retreated to Taiwan in 1949.
7. Direct communication across the Straits virtually stopped after the new China was founded in 1949 and the Kuomintang government retreated to Taiwan.
8. The sale adds to evidence that demand for IPOs is drying up in China, where stocks have retreated on concern lending curbs will slow the economy.
9. retreated
9. One estimate puts the number at over 300, including those who retreated to India in 1942 during the CEF's first stage of war.
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10. Even though retail sales retreated a bit in March, private economists expect consumer spending to be slightly positive in the first quarter.
noun
1. people who have retreated
e.g. he had only contempt for the retreated