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retain 【RETAIN】In the United States most married women do not retain their maiden names. 在美国大部分结过婚的女人不会保留她们娘家的姓。【重点词汇】retain v. 保留 反: losemaiden name: (女子的)婚前姓, 娘家姓

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[rɪ'teɪn] 
retainsecure and keep for possible future use or application
Retain means to hold on to or keep. People who can retain a lot of information are often mistaken for geniuses, but really they just have very good memories.
To retain is to keep or maintain, whether in mind, possession or a certain condition. If you have a great personal assistant, you'll probably want to retain him for as long as you can. If your body is retaining water you might look a little plump. The verbs restrain and detain sound similar, but they mean to keep something by force.
All forms of 'retain' will appear on average once every 114 pages.retainretainedretainerretentionretentiveretentivelyretentivenessretentivityunretentive

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Back	【RETAIN】 In the United States most married women do not retain their maiden names. 在美国大部分结过婚的女人不会保留她们娘家的姓。【重点词汇】 retain v. 保留反: lose maiden name: (女子的)婚前姓, 娘家姓
Vocab	retainsecure and keep for possible future use or application Retain means to hold on to or keep. People who can retain a lot of information are often mistaken for geniuses, but really they just have very good memories. To retain is to keep or maintain, whether in mind, possession or a certain condition. If you have a great personal assistant, you'll probably want to retain him for as long as you can. If your body is retaining water you might look a little plump. The verbs restrain and detain sound similar, but they mean to keep something by force. All forms of 'retain' will appear on average once every 114 pages. retain retained retainer retention retentive retentively retentiveness retentivity unretentive

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