retrieve

to retrieve the lost bag

retrieve a lost piece of luggage

the machine can retrieve and play audio from a CD-ROM.

labradors retrieve the birds after the flush.

I was sent to retrieve the balls from his garden.

the police hope to encourage him to retrieve forgotten memories.

he made one last desperate attempt to retrieve the situation.

he ruined himself beyond retrieve .

He was determined to retrieve his honor.

Yesterday I retrieved the bag I left in the train.

she retrieved the groceries from the floor of the car.

Steven stooped and retrieved his hat.

He did his best to retrieve the situation, amidst some laughter.

The fielders try to retrieve the ball quickly and return it to the bowler.

He retrieved a pot from beneath his hammock."I got it from one of the lubber temples.

Personal Memex: Record everything a person sees and hears, and quickly retrieve any item on request.

retrieved the ball from the end zone) or to the rectification of unfavorable consequences or the making good of something gone amiss or awry:

It suggests that type 1 rhodopsins gave the birth to all GPCRs and type 2 rhodopins managed to retrieve the lost function of photoreception.

And these memories do take conscious effort to retrieve.

These changes seem to affect how people retrieve stored information.

I lean forward to retrieve the recorder.

And retrieve means to get something back.

We've already had several citizens that have just had to be retrieved.

The Smithsonian Institution says they were the first ever retrieved from another planetary body.

There are on-going efforts to try and retrieve possessions.

So far, seven bodies have been retrieved in a search and rescue operation.

Here's another one, a litter of golden retriever puppies playing in the snow.

Deeper in space the ESA has plans to retrieve Martian samples in 2022.