英语词汇“withdraw”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	withdraw
释义	with·draw \wə̇thˈdrȯ, with-\ verb Etymology: Middle English withdrawen, from with (I) + drawen to pull, draw — more at draw *transitive verb* 1. a. : to take back or away (something bestowed or possessed) < withdrew her acceptance of the invitation — Current Biography > < withdraws her awareness and love from the one person … who most deserves her awareness and love — Lionel Trilling > b. : to remove from use or cultivation < lands withdrawn from commercial use — American Guide Series: Washington > 2. a. : to remove or draw out from a place or position < withdraw strip slowly from water — Monsanto Magazine > < from his dispatch case … withdrew a document — Time > b. : to turn away (as the eyes) from an object of attention < withdrew his eyes from the scene > < withdrew his glance > c. : to remove (money) from a place of deposit or investment d. (1) : to draw back or aside (as a curtain or veil) (2) : to draw back (as a bolt) from a fastening 3. a. archaic : to disengage or remove (oneself) from a place, position, office, or situation < withdraw yourselves and leave us here alone — Shakespeare > b. : to draw away or turn aside from some activity or interest : distract, divert < even so grave an undertaking could not wholly withdraw her from more congenial pursuits — Walter Bagehot > c. : to cause to return or retire from a place or activity < withdrew his son from the school > < withdrew the troops from the attack > d. : to dismiss (a juror) from a jury 4. a. : to eliminate from consideration or set outside of a category or group < withdrew his name from the list of nominees > < had withdrawn one dogma after another from the domain of pure reason — G.G.Coulton > b. : to abandon the prosecution of : cease to proceed with < withdraw its objections to the … agreements — Current Biography > c. (1) : to make a retraction of (an assertion or expression) : take back : recall, unsay < demanded that the speaker withdraw the word fraudulent > (2) : to recall or remove (a motion) from consideration under parliamentary procedure *intransitive verb* 1. a. : to move back or away from a place, position, group, or person : retire < the dancers withdraw to a clear space at the farther end of the banqueting-hall — Lafcadio Hearn > < was forced more and more to withdraw from the gaieties of the capital — Martha T. Stephenson > b. : to draw back from a battlefield or area of conflict : retreat < must either maintain ourselves there in force or withdraw — Atlantic > 2. a. : to remove oneself from participation or activity in something < withdrew from the church of her family — American Guide Series: Tennessee > < withdrew from newspaper work to devote his full time to writing — Atlantic Bulletin > b. : to resign from or cease attendance at a school or course of study < withdrew after a year or so without taking a degree — Current Biography > c. : to become socially or emotionally detached < her mother … had withdrawn farther and farther into herself — Ethel Wilson > 3. : to recall a motion from consideration under parliamentary procedure Synonyms: see go
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