retires
v. B1 Intermediate US //ɹiˈtaɪɝz// UK //ɹɪtˈaɪəz// re·tires
v. stops working permanently, usually because of being older. It can also mean to leave a room to go to bed or to rest.
v. ceases to work at a profession or occupation, typically upon reaching a specific age; also describes the act of withdrawing to a private place for rest or sleep. Third-person singular present form of 'retire'.
My father retires from his teaching job next month.
After a long and successful career in finance, she retires to a quiet life in the countryside.
The judge retires to his private chambers to deliberate on the verdict, away from the intense scrutiny of the courtroom and the media.
Usage
Intransitive when referring to ending a career; can take the preposition 'to' when describing moving to a location for rest.