retake
//ˌriːˈteɪk//
Verb
retakeInfinitive
retakePresent tense
retookPast tense
retakenPast participle
retakingPresent participle
retakesThird-person singular
1
To take something again, especially to recapture or regain possession of something that was lost or taken away.
The army managed to retake the city from the enemy.
2
To take an examination or test again after failing or to improve a previous result.
I failed the driving test, so I have to retake it next month.
3
To film or photograph a scene again.
The director decided to retake the scene because of the lighting issues.
Noun
retakeSingular
retakesPlural
1
An act of filming or photographing a scene again; a second or subsequent recording of a scene.
The director called for a retake of the final scene.
2
An examination or test taken again.
She passed the retake and finally got her certificate.