withdrawals in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for withdrawals in the English»French Dictionary

withdrawal [Brit wɪðˈdrɔː(ə)l, Am wɪðˈdrɔl, wɪθˈdrɔl] N

1. withdrawal:

withdrawal (gen) FIN, MIL

retrait m (of, from de)

withdrawal (of accusation, statement)

rétractation f

withdrawal (of accusation, statement)

retrait m (of de)

withdrawal (of applicant, candidate, competitor)

désistement m

withdrawal (of applicant, candidate, competitor)

retrait m

withdrawal POL (of ambassador)

rappel m

he has made several withdrawals from his account recently

il a effectué plusieurs retraits de son compte récemment

withdrawal of labour Brit

arrêt m de travail

2. withdrawal PSYCH (introversion):

withdrawal

repli m sur soi-même

3. withdrawal MED (of drug addict):

withdrawal

état m de manque

withdrawal symptoms N npl

withdrawal symptoms

symptômes mpl de manque or de l'état de manque

to be suffering from withdrawal symptoms

être en état de manque

withdrawal slip N

withdrawal slip

bordereau m de retrait

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repliement (sur soi-même)

withdrawal

désengagement

withdrawal (de from)

désinvestissement

withdrawal of cathexis

désistement

withdrawal

désistement en faveur de qn

withdrawal in order to allow sb else to run

désistement d'action LAW

withdrawal of a lawsuit

dessaisissement

withdrawal of a case (de from)

effacement (devant un rival)

withdrawal

mainlevée d'opposition

withdrawal of opposition

withdrawals in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for withdrawals in the English»French Dictionary

withdrawal [wɪðˈdrɔ:əl, Am -ˈdrɑ:-] N

1. withdrawal (removal) a. FIN:

withdrawal

retrait m

withdrawal symptoms

état m de manque

to suffer (from) withdrawal

être en manque

2. withdrawal no pl PSYCH:

withdrawal

repli m sur soi

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retrait d'argent, d'un projet de loi, d'une candidature

withdrawal

retrait d'une autorisation

withdrawal

repli

withdrawal

repli d'un pays

withdrawal

repli sur soi-même

withdrawal into oneself

abandon

withdrawal

manque

withdrawal

être en (état de) manque

to have withdrawal symptoms

prélèvement

withdrawal

withdrawals Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

withdrawal symptoms

état m de manque

to suffer (from) withdrawal

être en manque

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These withdrawals continued over the next 2 years, although actual numbers were difficult to verify.

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Although different services are available on behalf of different institutions, these may include cash withdrawals, paying in cash and cheques, balance enquiries and cheque encashment.

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In those days before the cash machine, withdrawals would usually have to be made at the counter of one of your bank's branches.

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There may be diversions or withdrawals to support agricultural activities, for example agricultural ponds.

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The chapter sets up a Consolidated Fund for the storage of public funds, and section 75 describes the procedure for withdrawals from the Consolidated Fund.

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He also opposed the scorched earth policy during withdrawals, but his royal position made a resignation on those grounds impossible for him, even though he threatened it.

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During these years, the flow was regulated by many dams on upstream tributaries, and was affected by withdrawals for irrigation and by tidal fluctuations.

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That prompted a string of disavowals and endorsement withdrawals.

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Capital withdrawals will cause currency weakness, which, in turn, will drive falls in asset prices, such as bonds, stocks and property.

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Overall, the agency secured both monetary and non-monetary benefits for more than 23,446 people through administrative enforcement activities - mediation, settlements, conciliations, and withdrawals with benefits.

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