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单词 withdraw
释义
withdraw
verb
uk
/wɪðˈdrɔː/us
/wɪðˈdrɑː/
withdrew|withdrawn

withdrawverb(REMOVE)

C1[IorT]
to take ormoveout or back, or toremove:
抽回；取回；提取；撤回；撤离；退出；移回
Thiscreditcardallowsyou to withdraw up to £200 adayfromATMs.这张信用卡允许你每天从自动取款机中提取200英镑。
The UN has withdrawnitstroopsfromthecountry.联合国已从该国撤军。
Eleven millionbottlesofwaterhad to be withdrawnfromsaledueto ahealthscare.因为担心危害健康，有1100万瓶水不得不停止销售。
Once incourt, he withdrew thestatementhe'd made to thepolice(= heclaimedit wasfalse).一上法庭，他便推翻了自己对警方的供词。
Allchargesagainst them were withdrawn after the prosecution'scasecollapsed.原告诉讼被驳回，所以对他们的指控都撤销了。
formalAfterlunch, we withdrewintoherofficetofinishourdiscussioninprivate.午饭后，我们回到她的办公室私下完成讨论。
She had to withdrawfromthecompetitionbecause of aleginjury.她因伤只好退出了比赛。
Following hisnervousbreakdown, he withdrewfrompubliclifeandrefusedto give anyinterviews.神经崩溃后，他退出了公众生活并拒绝接受任何采访。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to go backwards
  • reverseThe road ahead was blocked by a tree so I had to reverse.
  • backI backed into the drive.
  • back upI backed up into an empty parking space.
  • retreatShe retreated hastily back up the stairs.
  • pull backUN peacekeepers have pulled back from the border.
  • withdrawThe British army withdrew from Dunkirk in 1940.
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to take something somewhere
  • takeAre you allowed to take your phone to school?
  • bringCould someone bring me a cup of coffee?
  • takeSomeone's taken my pen.
  • removeCan someone please remove this ugly plant?
  • take awayWhen you've finished your meal, the waiter takes the plates away.
  • take outShe opened her bag and took out a small notebook.
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More examples
  • TheSovietUnionbecameanxiousto withdrawitssoldiersfrom theAfghanimbroglio.
  • OnWednesdaynightthe UNissueditstoughestultimatumtodate,demandingthat alltroopswithdraw from thecity.
  • Tradesanctionswill only beliftedwhen theaggressornationwithdrawsitstroops.
  • We arecommittedto withdrawingourtroopsby the end of theyear.
  • To themortificationof the show'sorganizers, thetopperformerswithdrew at the lastminute.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Removing and extracting
  • ablate
  • abstract
  • bowdlerization
  • bowdlerized
  • clear the decksidiom
  • drain
  • extract
  • gougesomethingout
  • letsomeonedown
  • over-extraction
  • pick
  • pluck
  • pump
  • scoop
  • scratch
  • takesomethingaway
  • unboxing
  • undrained
  • wipesomethingoffsomething
  • yank
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Withdrawing money

withdrawverb(STOP CONTACT)

[I]
tostoptalkingto otherpeopleandstartthinkingthoughtsthat are notrelatedto what ishappeningaround you:
不再说话；沉默；不与人交流
As achild, shefrequentlywithdrewintoher ownfantasyworld.童年时候，她经常沉浸在自己的幻想世界中。
After theaccident, he withdrewinto himselfandrefusedtotalktofamilyorfriends.那场事故后，他变得沉默寡言，并拒绝和家人或朋友说话。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Shy and modest
  • aw shucks
  • backward
  • bashful
  • bashfully
  • bashfulness
  • deprecating
  • humility
  • inadequacy
  • inadequate
  • inhibited
  • inhibition
  • mousy
  • retiring
  • self-conscious
  • self-consciously
  • self-consciousness
  • self-deprecating
  • unassuming
  • wallflower
  • withdrawn
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Not being friendly
(Definition ofwithdrawfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

withdraw| American Dictionary

withdraw
verb[I/T]
us
/wɪθˈdrɔ,wɪð-/
past tensewithdrewus/wɪθˈdru,wɪð-/|past participlewithdrawnus/wɪθˈdrɔn,wɪð-/
to take something back, or toremovesomething:
[T]Heaskedthat hisnamebe withdrawn fromnominationfor a Golden GlobeAward.
[T]Democratsthreatenedto withdraw(=stopgiving)theirsupportof thetaxbill.
[T]I have to withdraw(= take out)somemoneyfrom anATMmachine.
(Definition ofwithdrawfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

withdraw| Business English

withdraw
verb
uk
/wɪðˈdrɔː/us
withdrew|withdrawn
[T]BANKING
to takemoneyout of anaccount:
Thisaccountallowsyou to withdraw amaximumdailyamountof $500.
withdraw cash/funds/savingsTheeconomiccrisissawpeoplequeuing to withdrawtheirsavings.
[T]COMMERCE
tostopsellingaproductorofferingaservice, usually because of aproblemorfault:
Theproductwaswithdrawn from themarketonsafetygrounds.
Thebrewerysaid there was noconnectionbetweentheirdecisionto withdraw one oftheirlocalbeersand thedisputewiththeirmaincompetitor.
[T]
toremovesomething that youpreviouslyagreedtoprovide:
withdraw funding/supportTheoppositionthreatenedto withdrawsupportfor the government'spensionplans.
withdraw an application/bid/offerMorgan Stanley withdrew thejoboffer.
[I]
tostopbeinginvolvedin asituation, having aparticularresponsibility, orbelongingto anorganization:
withdraw from (doing) sthDespite thestockmarketcrash, only onecorporateinvestorhas withdrawn from thedeal.
withdraw as sthHe withdrew as acandidatefor theDemocraticpresidentialnomination.
[T]
totellpeopleofficiallythat something you saidearlieris nottrueorcorrect:
withdraw a remark/claim/statementShe wasadvisedto withdraw herstatement.
The ForeignOfficewithdrewadvicetoholidaymakersnot totravelto someareasin theFarEast.
withdraw anaccusation/allegation/complaint
(Definition ofwithdrawfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofwithdraw

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When the safe zone collapsed in the next phase of the war, they confronted this dilemma directly by temporarily withdrawing their protection of civilians.
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After this age any worker may begin withdrawing funds, regardless of how much he or she has accumulated.
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The aspirated cytoplasm and the spermatozoon were then gently ejected into the cytoplasm and the needle was withdrawn.
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The tip of the needle was gently positioned inside the target pronucleus which was aspirated, while the needle was withdrawn.
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As noted, the practice of withdrawing young girls from school greatly diminished in the late 1960s and 1970s.
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However, this amount does not exactly represent the resources available for retirement since this includes the amounts that have been withdrawn for housing and investments.
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One of the three woman, who was ninety-five years of age, was withdrawn when it became clear that she found the interviews too exhausting.
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Federal officials said employers were withdrawing from the fund faster, increasing the burden on those that remained.
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Attempting to come to terms with these rapid social changes, individuals increasingly withdrew into silence, fearful of exposing their true selves to strangers.
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Similar considerations inhibited governments from issuing official warnings to opposition newspapers or from withdrawing their publishing concession.
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Packets were withdrawn from storage at different intervals, ranging from 6 h to 730 d, and seed viability estimated.
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In ten years they miscued only once, putting out an inflammatory tract, which was quickly withdrawn on governmental advice.
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The notion that privatization and deregulation can solve these problems by withdrawing the state from command is an illusion.
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With the bevel of the needle facing downwards, as much liquid as possible was withdrawn from both the well and the cover-slip.
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Nevertheless, she was withdrawn from bottlenose whaling and commercial sealing.
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