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withdrawn

UK
/wɪðˈdrɔːn/
US
/wɪðˈdrɔn/

Translations

withdrawnadjective
more withdrawn
Comp.
most withdrawn
Super.
renferméSe dit d’une personne peu communicative, réservée, qui se tient à l’écart.
After the accident, he became increasingly withdrawn and hardly spoke to anyone.
Après l’accident, il est devenu de plus en plus renfermé et ne parlait presque à personne.
Additional translations
réservéSe dit d’une personne discrète, peu expansive.
withdrawnpast participle
Functions attributively and predicatively to denote that something has been removed or taken back.
retiréEmploi courant pour un produit, un livre, un document ou une somme retiré(e) de la circulation, de la vente ou d’un usage.
The defective product was withdrawn from the market within days.
Le produit défectueux a été retiré du marché en quelques jours.
withdrawverb

withdrawn

Past Participle

withdrew
Past Simple
withdrawn
Past Participle
withdrawing
Gerund
UK
/wɪðˈdrɔː/
US
/wɪðˈdrɔ/
rétracterPour une déclaration, une remarque ou une offre.
He had to withdraw his previous comments after realizing they were incorrect.
Il a dû rétracter ses propos précédents après avoir compris qu'ils étaient inexacts.
se retirerAu sens de ne plus participer à une activité, une compétition ou une organisation.
After much consideration, she chose to withdraw from the competition.
Après mûre réflexion, elle a choisi de se retirer de la compétition.
She decided to withdraw her application from the job search.
Elle a décidé de retirer sa candidature du processus de recrutement.
se retirer
The troops were ordered to withdraw from the front lines.
Les troupes ont reçu l'ordre de se retirer des lignes de front.
retirer de l'argentEn parlant d'un compte bancaire.
He went to the ATM to withdraw some cash for the weekend.
Il est allé au distributeur pour retirer de l'argent pour le week-end.
Additional translations
se désisterPlus soutenu, notamment pour une candidature ou une compétition.
retirerPour une remarque, une proposition ou une plainte ; registre courant.
battre en retraiteSurtout dans un contexte militaire.
Synonyms
remove
retreat
secede
recall
extract
pull out
retract
take back
Antonyms
contribute
add
deposit

Definitions

withdrawnadjective
Reserved, shy, or reticent; reluctant to communicate with others.
After the accident, he became increasingly withdrawn and hardly spoke to anyone.
withdrawnpast participle
Removed, taken back, or pulled out; no longer available or in circulation.
The defective product was withdrawn from the market within days.
withdrawverb
To remove or take away something from a particular place or position.
She decided to withdraw her application from the job search.
To retreat or move back from a position or situation.
The troops were ordered to withdraw from the front lines.
To take money out of a bank account.
He went to the ATM to withdraw some cash for the weekend.
To stop participating in an activity or organization.
After much consideration, she chose to withdraw from the competition.
To retract or take back a statement or offer.
He had to withdraw his previous comments after realizing they were incorrect.
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