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Ipodmini Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

retirement

For instance, there're 11 football players on a football team, and one player got retired, so is it right to say there're 10 football players on the team "in service"?

What's the opposite word of "retirement"?

Thank you in advance!
  

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You might want to use "active/in play," but I'd prefer: The team is playing/using (with) (only) 10 players/men/women now ...

— Marius Hancu

  • You might want to use "active/in play," but I'd prefer: The team is playing/using (with) (only) 10 players/men/women now ...
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You might want to use "active/in play," but I'd prefer:

The team is playing/using (with) (only) 10 players/men/women now ...
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Thanks, Marius Hancu !
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