withdraw in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for withdraw in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.withdraw <pt withdrew, pp withdrawn> [Am wɪðˈdrɔ, wɪθˈdrɔ, Brit wɪðˈdrɔː] VB trans

1.1. withdraw (recall, remove):

withdraw troops/ambassador/representative

retirar

withdraw hand/arm

retirar

withdraw hand/arm

apartar

withdraw coin/note

retirar de la circulación

withdraw product

retirar de la venta

they withdrew their children from the school

sacaron a sus niños del colegio

1.2. withdraw money/cash (from bank):

withdraw

retirar

withdraw

sacar

to withdraw money from an account

retirar or sacar dinero de una cuenta

2.1. withdraw (cancel, discontinue):

withdraw support/funding/service

retirar

withdraw permission

cancelar

they threatened to withdraw their labor

amenazaron con ir a la huelga

2.2. withdraw (rescind):

withdraw application/motion/charges

retirar

withdraw demand

renunciar a

2.3. withdraw (retract):

withdraw statement/allegation

retirar

withdraw statement/allegation

retractarse de

II.withdraw <pt withdrew, pp withdrawn> [Am wɪðˈdrɔ, wɪθˈdrɔ, Brit wɪðˈdrɔː] VB intr

1.1. withdraw (retreat, move back):

withdraw troops:

retirarse

1.2. withdraw (leave room):

withdraw form

retirarse form

1.3. withdraw:

withdraw (socially)

recluirse

withdraw (psychologically)

retraerse

he has withdrawn into himself

se ha retraído

2.1. withdraw (pull out):

withdraw applicant/competitor/candidate:

retirarse

to withdraw in favor of sb

cederle el puesto a alguien

2.2. withdraw (during intercourse):

withdraw

retirarse

withdraw

dar marcha atrás inf

3. withdraw (retract):

withdraw form

retractarse

will you withdraw?

¿retira lo dicho?

will you withdraw?

¿se retracta?

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they leant on him to withdraw his statement

lo presionaron para que se retractara de su declaración

Translations for withdraw in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desguarnecer

to withdraw the garrison from

desguarnecer

to withdraw the troops from

desafectar bien de uso público

withdraw (from public use)

acuartelarse

to withdraw to barracks

replegarse SPORTS, MIL

to withdraw

enconcharse Col Mex

to withdraw into one's shell

inhibitoria

petition to a judge to withdraw from a case for lack of competence

retiraremos a nuestro embajador

we shall recall o withdraw our ambassador

no intentes retirar la mano

don't try to remove o withdraw your hand

retirar corredor/ciclista

to withdraw

retirar apoyo

to withdraw

retirar pasaporte/carnet

to withdraw

retirar afirmaciones/acusación

to withdraw

retirar candidatura/propuesta

to withdraw

retiro lo dicho

I take back o withdraw what I said

retirar dinero

to withdraw

retirarse (irse)

to withdraw

puede retirarse

you may withdraw form

retirarse

to withdraw

acuerdos para desterrar el uso de sustancias nocivas para la capa de ozono

agreements to withdraw from use substances which are harmful to the ozone layer

withdraw in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for withdraw in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.withdraw [wɪðˈdrɔ:, Am -ˈdrɑ:] irreg VB trans

1. withdraw (take out):

withdraw

quitar

withdraw money

sacar

2. withdraw (take back):

withdraw

retirar

3. withdraw (cancel):

withdraw

cancelar

withdraw motion, action

anular

withdraw charge

apartar

to withdraw one's labour Brit form

ir a la huelga

II.withdraw [wɪðˈdrɔ:, Am -ˈdrɑ:] irreg VB intr

1. withdraw form a. MIL (leave):

withdraw

marcharse

withdraw

retirarse

to withdraw from public life

retirarse de la vida pública

to withdraw from public life SPORTS

abandonar

2. withdraw fig (become quiet and unsociable):

withdraw

recluirse

withdraw into silence

retraerse

Translations for withdraw in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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retraer

to withdraw

retraerse a [o en] algo

to withdraw into sth

retraerse de algo

to withdraw from sth

retractarse de algo

to withdraw from sth

retirar (tropas, dinero)

to withdraw

retirar

to withdraw

retirarse de algo

to withdraw from sth

retirar de la circulación

to withdraw from circulation

desistir de una petición

to withdraw a request

desistir de un contrato

to withdraw from a contract

arrinconarse

to withdraw from the world

alejarse (retirarse)

to withdraw

desdecirse de algo

to withdraw sth

retirarse del siglo

to withdraw from the world

withdraw Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to withdraw one's labour Brit form

ir a la huelga

to withdraw from public life

retirarse de la vida pública

to withdraw from public life SPORTS

abandonar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

As the parliamentary debate started, the left-wing opposition chose to withdraw all the amendments to allow for the vote to proceed.

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Inasmuch as a husband of small means could ill afford to withdraw a sum of money from his business, Simeon's ruling tended to check hasty divorces.

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Most universal life policies come with an option to withdraw cash values rather than take a loan.

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We must withdraw recognition from their judges; they should only have our judges.

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This resolution advised member states to withdraw their diplomatic representation from the city as a punitive measure.

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For example, of 46 first-year business students forced to withdraw for poor academic performance last year, 90 per cent had not signed up for a non-credit orientation course.

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What followed was a fierce battle with the resistance forces who were forced to withdraw leaving behind 68 dead.

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However, she suffered a concussion while practising in the lead-up to the final and was subsequently forced to withdraw.

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Deprived of tanks and with heavy infantry casualties, the enemy was forced to withdraw.

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The only debate that remained would be over when to withdraw, not whether to withdraw, and over the meaning of the war.

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