retake
/riˈteɪk/
noun
- An instance of taking something again, especially a test or a scene in filming.
- She scheduled a retake of the exam for next week.
- The director called for a retake after the actor forgot his lines.
- The photographer needed one more retake to get the perfect shot.
verb
- To take or capture again; to seize back.
- The team hopes to retake the lead in the second half of the game.
- She had to retake the photograph because the lighting was poor.
- The army launched an offensive to retake the lost territory.
- To take an exam or test again after failing or wanting a better score.
- Students may retake the final exam to improve their grade.
- He decided to retake the driving test after failing the first time.
- She studied all summer so she could retake the math placement test.