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to withdraw
01
to remove something from a specific location or situation
Transitive: to withdraw sth from a place
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to pull back or move away from a position or situation, often in response to a threat or unfavorable conditions
Intransitive: to withdraw somewhere
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to remove oneself from involvement or membership in a particular activity, group, or organization
Intransitive: to withdraw from an activity or a group
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to retract or revoke a proposal or motion that has been formally presented for consideration
Transitive: to withdraw a proposal or motion
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to remove oneself from social interaction or avoid contact with others
Intransitive
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to take back or revoke something previously stated
Transitive: to withdraw a statement
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to redirect one's gaze or attention away from something
Transitive: to withdraw one's gaze or attention from sth
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to take money out of an account, fund, or financial institution
Transitive: to withdraw money
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Example
The archaeologists carefully withdrew the artifacts from the excavation site for further analysis.
He carefully withdrew the painting from its frame to examine the signature on the back.
The company decided to withdraw its product from the market due to safety concerns.
The teacher instructed the students to withdraw their pencils from their desks and begin the exam.
After the storm passed, the city workers began to withdraw fallen branches from the road.
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