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tu retires

remove, take out, withdraw, take back, subtract

→ retirer
retir to remove, take off, withdraw + es 2nd-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
verb · 2nd-person singular, present tense Rare #47,399
remove, take out Can also be used reflexively: se retirer means to withdraw or leave.
FR: Tu retires les clés de ton sac.
EN: You take the keys out of your bag.
withdraw, take back
FR: Tu retires ta plainte.
EN: You withdraw your complaint.
subtract
FR: Tu retires trois de dix.
EN: You subtract three from ten.
Conjugation of retirer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First retire —
Second retires retirez
Third retire retirent
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First retire —
Second retires —
Third retire retirent

Si tu retires quatre de dix, alors il te reste six.

If you take away four from ten, then you have six left.

Si tu retires ta main de la boite, tu meurs..

If you take your hand out of the box, you die..

— Dune : Première partie (2021)

Je veux que tu retires ce que tu viens de dire.

I want you to take back what you just said.

On a dû te payer pour que tu te retires.

We had to pay you to withdraw.

— Le Château dans le ciel (1986)

Il faut que tu te retires Latif de la tête.

You need to get Latif out of your head.

— Un prophète (2009)