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21retro- — Präfix (mit der Bedeutung zurück, hinter, rückwärts , z.B. retroaktiv, retrospektiv) erw. fach. ( ) Entlehnung. Das Präfix wurde in lateinischen Entlehnungen ins Deutsche übernommen; sein Ursprung ist l. retrō rückwärts Präp., Adv. Im… …
22retro — 1974, from Fr. rétro (1973), short for rétrograde, supposedly first used of a revival c.1968 of Eva Peron inspired fashions (see RETROGRADE (Cf. retrograde)). There is an isolated use in English from 1768 …
23retro- — prefix meaning backwards, behind, from L. retro (prep.) backward, back, behind, probably originally the ablative form of *reteros, based on re back (see RE (Cf. re )). Common in combinations in post classical Latin …
24retro- — elem. de comp. Exprime a noção de atrás, de movimento ou ação para trás (ex.: retroiluminação, retrovisor). ‣ Etimologia: latim retro, para trás …
25retro- — DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi znači: 1. natrag, nazad, unazad, unatrag [retroaktivan; retrogradan] 2. ponovno oživljavanje nečega iz prošlih vremena, odnosno podsjećanje na nešto iz prošlosti (u glazbi, modi, umjetnosti) [retrospektiva]… …
26retro — rètro dkt. Rètro sti̇̀lius …
27retro- — (Del lat. retro ). elem. compos. Significa hacia atrás . Retroactivo, retrotraer …
28retro — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ imitative of a style from the recent past. ► NOUN ▪ retro clothes, music, or style. ORIGIN French, from rétrograde retrograde …
29retro- — ► COMBINING FORM 1) denoting action that is directed backwards or is reciprocal: retrogress. 2) denoting location behind: retrorocket. ORIGIN Latin retro backwards …
30retro- — [re′trō, re′trə; ] occas. [ rē′trō] [L < retro, backward < re , back + tro, as in INTRO ] combining form backward, back, behind [retroact, retroflex] …
