单词：retraction
[医] 退缩, 缩回
n. the act of pulling or holding or drawing a part back
retraction的用法和样例：
例句
- His retraction predicates a change of attitude.他的退缩表示他态度有了变化。
- The newspaper published a retraction of the erroneous report.那家报纸声明撤回那篇错误的报道。
- He demanded a full retraction of the allegations against him.他要求完全收回针对他的言论。
词汇搭配
- systolic retraction收缩期回缩
- retraction syndrome眼球退缩综合征...
- retraction line收上管路
- complete retraction完全回缩,完全退缩...
- retraction bulb回缩球
- twist retraction捻缩
- retraction stress收缩应力
- clot retraction血块凝缩,血块回缩...
- retraction stroke内缩行程
- retraction jack升降机
- deformation retraction形变收缩
- retraction speed内缩速度
- molecular retraction分子回缩
经典引文
He demanded formal retractions at the least..criticism.
出自：L. Hudson
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