撤退 (chè tuì): Withdraw (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Due to the sudden change in weather, the mountaineering team had to urgently retreat to the safe camp.

Facing the enemy's fierce attack, we could only temporarily retreat to preserve our strength.

Didn't you receive the urgent order from superiors demanding an immediate withdrawal?

In the heated debate, he realized he was in the wrong and had no choice but to withdraw.

Why didn't you retreat according to the original plan, but instead continued to advance?

He not only did not retreat, but instead became even more determined to complete the mission.

Despite facing immense pressure, the commander firmly disagreed with an immediate retreat.

After the negotiations reached a deadlock, the opposing representative suddenly announced a withdrawal, catching us off guard.

Seeing the situation turn bad, the captain decisively ordered everyone to retreat in an orderly manner.