WordStudywithdraw
To take out or move back from a place or situation.
Meanings of «withdraw»
to take something out, especially money from an account
She decided to withdraw some cash from the machine.
to move back or away from a place, especially in war
After heavy losses, the general ordered his troops to withdraw.
Translations into 17 languages, audio and every meaning of «withdraw» — in the WordStudy app.
AR العربية
AZ Azərbaycan
DE Deutsch
ES Español
···
FR Français
HI हिन्दी
ID Indonesia
JA 日本語
KO 한국어
PT Português
RO Română
RU Русский
TH ไทย
TR Türkçe
UK Українська
UZ O‘zbek
VI Tiếng Việt
Learning «withdraw»?
Add it to WordStudy and practise it your way: flashcards, a quiz, matching, spelling — or a quick game. Words you add from YouTube, any text or a photo get the same definition and translation you see here.
Point your camera — opens App StoreVerb forms
Base form (V1)
I need to withdraw some money from the bank.
Past simple (V2)
He withdrew fifty dollars from the machine.
Past participle (V3)
She has withdrawn all her money from the bank.
