withdraw

withdraw
with·draw <-drew, -drawn> [wɪðʼdrɔ:, Am esp -ʼdrɑ:] 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 fallen lassen;
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 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) sports 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

English-German students dictionary . 2013.

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