withdrawn

UK
/wɪðˈdrɔːn/
US
/wɪðˈdrɔn/
withdrawnadjective
more withdrawn
Comp.
most withdrawn
Super.
Translations
необщительныйо характере человека
Tom has always been rather withdrawn.
Том всегда был довольно необщительным.
замкнутыйо человеке; избегающий общения
After the accident, he became increasingly withdrawn.
После аварии он стал всё более замкнутым.
Additional translations
скрытныйо человеке; редко, с оттенком секретности
Definitions
Reserved, shy, or reticent; reluctant to communicate with others.
After the accident, he became increasingly withdrawn and hardly spoke to anyone.
withdrawnpast participle
Functions attributively and predicatively to denote that something has been removed or taken back.
Translations
изъятыйо товарах, финансах и т. п.
The defective product was withdrawn from the market within days.
Дефектный товар был изъят с рынка всего за несколько дней.
отозванныйо заявлении, посольстве, поддержке и т. п.
The ambassador was withdrawn after the scandal.
Посол был отозван после скандала.
Additional translations
снятыйс продажи, с рассмотрения и т. п.
Definitions
Removed, taken back, or pulled out; no longer available or in circulation.
The defective product was withdrawn from the market within days.
withdrawverb

withdrawn

Past Participle

withdrew
Past Simple
withdrawn
Past Participle
withdrawing
Gerund
UK
/wɪðˈdrɔː/
US
/wɪðˈdrɔ/
Translations
The government decided to withdraw the old currency from circulation.
Правительство решило изъять старую валюту из обращения.
He decided to withdraw some money from his account.
Он решил снять немного денег со своего счета.
The company decided to withdraw the faulty product from the market.
Компания решила отозвать неисправный продукт с рынка.
She decided to withdraw from the competition.
Она решила уйти из соревнования.
Definitions
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.