retro English

Meaning retro meaning

What does retro mean?

retro

— noun a fashion reminiscent of the past

— adjective (= ex post facto, retroactive) affecting things past retroactive tax increase an ex-post-facto law retro pay

Synonyms retro synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as retro?

retro English » English

ex post facto

retroactive

retro-

reactive

backward

after

Examples retro examples

How do I use retro in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Vade retro, Satana!

Vade retro.

Vade retro, Earthgirl!

Retro?

We automatically lock onto it until we reach the point in orbit where we fire retro-rockets to land.

We need to fire the retro-rockets in 17.5 seconds. What?

LIZ-79 is now on retro-drive.

Firing port retro jets to compensate.

Fire retro jets five seconds.

Retro jets, five seconds, now.

Retro rockets.

Hit the retro-gravity valve! It'll slow us down!

The retro-rockets, KITT?

Auto retro-jettison switch.

Vade retro!

We believe when the retro-rockets failed the spaceship's passengers tried to save what they considered most valuable.

Retro-rockets.

The retro-rockets, Soltyk!

Retro-rockets on full power.

Now firing retro-rockets in sequence.

Five seconds to retro firing.

Retro firing A-OK.

Vade retro, Earth girl.

Retro analysis of the ship's spectra dates it as having been in orbit here for slightly more than 300 million years.

I was forced to activate my retro-rockets. Look.

Retro-heater switch. off.

Pull out, retro!

Satana, vade retro. Get thee behind me, Satan.

Check main retro drive.

Retro-stabilizers out of action, slight fracture to radiation skin, reduction in pressure.

It might be possible to leave the retro-rocket package. which covers the heat shield, on.

Do you have a time for going to jettison retro?

News and current affairs

Or could Reich's retro prescriptions, which he has affirmed for decades, be taken up again?