English–Japanese
“retirement” in Japanese
How to say “retirement” in Japanese
“Retirement” in Japanese is 引退 (intai).
It marks a deliberate step away from a career, role, or continuing activity after sustained involvement.
Example sentences with 引退
母は引退を機に、料理を始めました。haha wa in tai o ki ni ryō ri o haji me ma shi ta
My mother started cooking when she retired.
Tips for using 引退
- In sports, the compound 引退試合 (intai shiai, "retirement match") refers to a final match held for a player who is leaving a career.
Other Japanese words for “retirement”
祖父は六十五歳で退職しました。so fu wa roku jū go sai de tai shoku shi ma shi ta
My grandfather retired at sixty-five.
父はリタイア後も働いています。chichi wa ri ta i a ato mo hatara i te i ma su
My father still works after retirement.

