withdraw

withdraw
1. transitive verb, forms as
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1) (pull back, retract) zurückziehen
2) (remove) nehmen (fig.) (from aus); abziehen [Truppen] (from aus)
2. intransitive verb, forms as
draw 1. sich zurückziehen
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[wið'dro:]
past tense - withdrew; verb
1) (to (cause to) move back or away: The army withdrew from its position; He withdrew his troops; They withdrew from the competition.) (sich) zurückziehen
2) (to take back (something one has said): She withdrew her remarks, and apologized; He later withdrew the charges he'd made against her.) zurücknehmen
3) (to remove (money from a bank account etc): I withdrew all my savings and went abroad.) abheben
- withdrawal
- withdrawn
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with·draw
<-drew, -drawn>
[wɪðˈdrɔ:, AM esp -ˈdrɑ:]
I. vt
1. (remove)
to \withdraw sth etw herausziehen
to \withdraw one's hand seine Hand zurückziehen
2. (from bank account)
to \withdraw sth [from an account] etw [von einem Konto] abheben
3. (take back)
to \withdraw sth coins, notes, stamps etw einziehen [o aus dem Verkehr ziehen]; BRIT ECON goods etw zurückrufen
to \withdraw sb a team, sportsmen jdn abziehen
to \withdraw an ambassador einen Botschafter zurückrufen
to \withdraw forces/troops MIL Streitkräfte/Truppen abziehen
to \withdraw sb from school jdn von der Schule nehmen
4. (cancel)
to \withdraw an accusation eine Anschuldigung zurücknehmen
to \withdraw an action LAW eine Klage zurückziehen
to \withdraw a charge eine Anklage fallenlassen
to \withdraw funding seine Zahlungen einstellen
to \withdraw one's labour BRIT (form) die Arbeit niederlegen
to \withdraw one's statement LAW seine Aussage zurückziehen
to \withdraw one's support for sth etw nicht mehr unterstützen
5. ADMIN (revoke)
to \withdraw sth from sb jdm etw entziehen
II. vi
1. (leave) sich akk zurückziehen
2. MIL (retreat) sich akk zurückziehen [o absetzen
3. (stop taking part in) sich akk zurückziehen
to \withdraw from college vom College abgehen
to \withdraw from public life sich akk aus dem öffentlichen Leben zurückziehen; esp BRIT SPORT nicht antreten
to \withdraw from a match zu einem Spiel nicht antreten
4. (fig: become incommunicative) sich akk zurückziehen
to \withdraw into a fantasy world/oneself sich akk in eine Fantasiewelt/in sich akk selbst zurückziehen
to \withdraw into silence in Schweigen verfallen
5. (practise coitus interruptus) Geschlechtsverkehr unterbrechen
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[wɪɵ'drɔː] pret withdrew, ptp withdrawn
1. vt
object, motion, charge, offer zurückziehen; troops, team also abziehen; ambassador zurückrufen or -beordern; coins, stamps einziehen, aus dem Verkehr ziehen; (from bank) money abheben; words, comment zurücknehmen, widerrufen; privileges entziehen

or labor (US) — die Arbeiter haben ihre Arbeit niedergelegt

she withdrew her hand from his — sie entzog ihm ihre Hand

2. vi
sich zurückziehen; (SPORT ALSO) zurücktreten (from von), nicht antreten (from von/bei); (= move away) zurücktreten or -gehen

of sb else — zugunsten or zu Gunsten eines anderen zurücktreten

to withdraw into oneself — sich in sich (acc) selber zurückziehen

to withdraw to one's room — sich in sein Zimmer zurückziehen

you can't withdraw now (from agreement)du kannst jetzt nicht zurücktreten or abspringen (inf)

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withdraw [wıðˈdrɔː; wıθ-] irr
A v/t
1. (from) zurückziehen, -nehmen (von, aus):
a) wegnehmen, entfernen (von, aus), den Schlüssel etc, auch MIL Truppen abziehen, herausnehmen (aus)
b) entziehen (dat)
c) einziehen
d) fig einen Auftrag, eine Aussage etc widerrufen:
withdraw a motion einen Antrag zurückziehen, seine Kündigung etc zurücknehmen
e) ein Produkt vom Markt nehmen:
withdraw a charge JUR eine Anklage zurückziehen;
withdraw money from circulation WIRTSCH Geld einziehen, aus dem Verkehr ziehen;
withdraw o.s. sich zurückziehen;
withdraw sb’s permission to do sth jemandem die Erlaubnis entziehen, etwas zu tun;
withdraw a remark eine Bemerkung zurücknehmen;
withdraw sth from sb jemandem etwas entziehen
2. WIRTSCH
a) (from) Geld abheben (von), Kapital entnehmen (dat)
b) einen Kredit kündigen
B v/i
1. (from) sich zurückziehen (von, aus):
a) sich entfernen
b) zurückgehen, MIL auch sich absetzen
c) zurücktreten (von einem Posten, Vertrag etc)
d) ausscheiden, -treten (aus einer Gesellschaft etc)
e) fig sich distanzieren (von jemandem, einer Sache):
withdraw into (oder within) o.s. fig sich in sich selbst zurückziehen
2. SPORT auf den Start verzichten
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1. transitive verb, forms as
draw 1.
1) (pull back, retract) zurückziehen
2) (remove) nehmen (fig.) (from aus); abziehen [Truppen] (from aus)
2. intransitive verb, forms as
draw 1. sich zurückziehen
* * *
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: withdrew, withdrawn)
= ausscheiden v.
aussondern v.
entziehen v.
wegnehmen v.
zurück ziehen v.
zurückziehen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.

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