to withdraw
01
引き出す, 撤回する
to take money out of an account, fund, or financial institution
Transitive: to withdraw money
例
She visited the ATM to withdraw some cash for groceries.
彼女は食料品のために現金を引き出すためにATMを訪れた。
02
取り除く, 撤去する
to remove something from a specific location or situation
Transitive: to withdraw sth from a place
例
After the storm passed, the city workers began to withdraw fallen branches from the road.
嵐が過ぎ去った後、市の作業員は道路から倒れた枝を撤去し始めました。
03
撤退する, 退く
to pull back or move away from a position or situation, often in response to a threat or unfavorable conditions
Intransitive: to withdraw somewhere
例
The army was forced to withdraw from the battlefront due to heavy enemy resistance.
敵の激しい抵抗により、軍は戦線から撤退を余儀なくされた。
04
撤退する, 脱退する
to remove oneself from involvement or membership in a particular activity, group, or organization
Intransitive: to withdraw from an activity or a group
例
After disagreements with the team captain, she decided to withdraw from the soccer team.
チームのキャプテンとの意見の相違の後、彼女はサッカーチームから撤退することを決めました。
05
撤回する, 取り消す
to retract or revoke a proposal or motion that has been formally presented for consideration
Transitive: to withdraw a proposal or motion
例
The committee member decided to withdraw their motion to amend the bylaws after further discussion.
委員会のメンバーは、さらなる議論の後、規約を改正する動議を撤回することを決めた。
06
引き下がる, 孤立する
to remove oneself from social interaction or avoid contact with others
Intransitive
例
Feeling overwhelmed by the crowd, she decided to withdraw to a quiet corner of the room where she could be alone.
人混みに圧倒されたと感じ、彼女は一人でいられる部屋の静かな隅に 引き下がる ことに決めた。
07
撤回する, 取り消す
to take back or revoke something previously stated
Transitive: to withdraw a statement
例
Realizing his mistake, he quickly withdrew his criticism of his coworker during the meeting.
自分の間違いに気づき、彼は会議中に同僚への批判を素早く撤回した。
08
そらす, 引き下がる
to redirect one's gaze or attention away from something
Transitive: to withdraw one's gaze or attention from sth
例
She withdrew her eyes from the disturbing scene unfolding before her.
彼女は目の前で展開している気がかりな光景から目をそらした。
