me aposentar

to retire

→ me

phrase Uncommon #15,962

to retire Used with the reflexive pronoun me when the speaker is talking about retiring. In the examples, it appears in forms such as me aposentei (I retired) and me aposentar (to retire).

PO: Espero me aposentar aos sessenta e cinco anos.

EN: I hope to retire at sixty-five.

Planejo me aposentar em três anos.

I plan to retire in three years.

Vou me aposentar em breve.

I'm going to retire soon.

— Anaconda (2025)

Não quero me aposentar nunca.

I never want to retire.

E vou me aposentar do quê?

And what will I retire from?

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Eu deveria me aposentar.

I should retire.

— Os Mortos Não Morrem (2019)

Vou me aposentar na segunda.

I'm retiring on Monday.

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Eu ainda não quero me aposentar.

I don't want to retire yet.

Eu deveria cavar um poço e me aposentar!

I should dig a well and retire!

— Indiana Jones e a Última Cruzada (1989)

Ficarei aqui até me aposentar.

I’ll stay here until I retire.

Eu vou me aposentar em outubro.

I’m going to retire in October.

Eu não quero me aposentar ainda.

I don't want to retire yet.

Eu acho que é hora de eu me aposentar.

I think it’s time for me to retire.