go backward

[5retrEu^reid]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

retrogressive

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

go backward

go backward

Ret.ro taste

AHD:[r？ t " r……-gr？ d"]

D.J.[6retr*7gre！ d]

K.K.[6rWtr*7gred]

(adjective)

Moving or tending to move backward.

Backward: Moving or leaning backward

Contrary to the usual order; Inverted or inverted.

Inverted: Contrary to the usual order; Inverted or inverted

Return to an earlier or worse state.

Degenerate: To return to an earlier or lower state

astronomy

astronomy

Of or relating to the orbital revolution or rotation of a planet or other celestial body, which moves clockwise from east to west in the opposite direction to most celestial bodies.

Retrograde: Planets or other celestial bodies rotate in orbit or around their axes, and celestial bodies move clockwise from east to west, in the opposite direction to most celestial bodies.

Celestial: Of or relating to the brief, regular, and obviously backward motion of a planet in its orbit from the perspective of a star because of the different orbital speeds of the earth and the observed celestial body.

Retrograde: Planets move briefly and regularly. When observing with a stationary star as a reference object, this movement is obviously retrograde, which is caused by the different orbital speeds of the earth and the observed celestial bodies.

Objected to archaic usage; On the contrary

There are opposites in the old saying: relative; Opposite/opposite

intransitive verb

Graduation, repeat, repeat, repeat

Move backwards or as if to move backwards. See

Move backward or as if backward. See backward

Drop to a lower state; Fall.

Drop to a lower level; degraded