引退
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Base noun form. Refers to the act of retiring from a job, career, or activity. Often used in contexts like sports or business. Example: 『彼は引退した』 (kare wa intai shita, 'He retired.').
Theme
At a community center, User chats with their neighbor Mr. Tanaka about his recent life changes.
引退
いんたい
retirement
Culture & SocietyWork & Business
Memory Hook
Imagine a person pulling back (引く hiku, 'to pull') from their career and retiring to a quiet retreat. 'Pull back retreat' → 引退 (intai, 'retirement').
Cultural Note
In Japan, retirement often occurs around age 60–65, and it's common for companies to hold 『引退式』 (intaishiki, 'retirement ceremony') to honor long-serving employees. Many retirees pursue hobbies or part-time work in their 『第二の人生』 (daini no jinsei, 'second life').
Forms
Base: 引退Base noun form. Refers to the act of retiring from a job, career, or activity. Often used in contexts like sports or business. Example: 『彼は引退した』 (kare wa intai shita, 'He retired.').