Translations for „retake“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . re·take <-took, -taken> VB trans [ˌri:ˈteɪk]

1. retake (take again):

retake exam

ponavljati [perf ponoviti]

retake exam

ponovno opravljati

2. retake SPORTS:

retake (regain)

ponovno zavzeti

(regain) to retake the lead

ponovno zavzeti prvo mesto

to retake the lead (in a race)

zopet prevzeti vodstvo

3. retake (film again):

to retake a scene

ponovno posneti prizor

II . re·take N [ˈri:teɪk]

1. retake esp Brit (exam):

retake

ponovno opravljanje n izpita

2. retake (filming again):

retake

ponovitev f posnetka

Usage examples with retake

(regain) to retake the lead

ponovno zavzeti prvo mesto

to retake a scene

ponovno posneti prizor

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If one fails a topic, they are allowed to retake it.

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Similarly, if students are allowed to retake the exam until they pass, then there will be a similar result.

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Regrouping there, they pushed out teams to retake much of the outpost.

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The robots also have speech synthesis so that they can verbally challenge a player to retake the cities they control from them.

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She did not decide to retake the post of a deputy.

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The episodes were then recorded as live, a very common practice at the time, with very limited opportunities for retakes.

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He also ordered all members of the city's administration to retake their posts.

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As shown in the film, the original werewolves were uncontrollable beasts, unable to retake human form once bitten.

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Normally, students can only transfer between like departments, otherwise the student must retake the university entrance exam.

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At home, he took charge of his family's financial affairs; in 1343, he was able to retake possession of his father's confiscated property.

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