Retreating means retreating; retreating from a fixed, determined forward, high point or position, or retreating to a farther line or position.
- [hòu tuì]
Word : Back
Pinyin : hòu tuì
English: Recede
The meaning of the word: When people exercise, it is very beneficial to take a backward approach, so that everyone can exercise.
Backward; Backward (backward or past stage of development): ~ two steps; why did the grade not improve, but ~?
(1) [recede]: Retreating from a fixed, determined front, high point or position, or to a farther line or position
The flood is receding
(2) [retreat; draw back]
(3) Retreat
Friendly forces had to back off under strong enemy attack
(4) Backward action
Only forward, not backward
Refers to receding. Go backwards.
The second act of Cao Yu's "Beijing People": "Zeng Hao swayed towards Wen Qing, Wen Qing stepped back scared and forced to the Eight Immortals table." Du Pengcheng's "In a Day of Peace" Chapter One: "In the cruel No one has retreated during the war, but he can no longer survive. "