retrieve

re·trieve /rɪˈtri:v/ verb

re·trieves; re·trieved; re·triev·ing

1 [+ obj] a : to get and bring (something) back from a place 
▪ Many archaeological relics were retrieved from the site. ▪ Police retrieved his stolen car. 
b : to find and get (information) from a computer or disk 
▪ You can quickly retrieve data/information. ▪ The files were retrieved from the computer. ▪ He was able to retrieve the document.

2 : to find and bring birds or animals that have been shot back to a hunter [no obj] ▪ The dog is learning how to retrieve. [+ obj] ▪ The dog has been trained to retrieve birds.

3 [+ obj] formal : to keep (something) from failing or becoming worse 
▪ They were able to retrieve [=save] the situation. ▪ Can their relationship be retrieved? [=salvaged]

— re·triev·able  /rɪˈtri:vəbəl/ adjective 
▪ The data should be retrievable.