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withdrawn

/wɪðˈdrɔːn/

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adjective

/wɪðˈdrɔːn/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который застенчив, сдержан или предпочитает одиночество; также может описывать что-то, что было отозвано или удалено.

Describes a person who is shy, reserved, or prefers to be alone; can also describe something that has been taken back or removed.

  1. Socially reservedB2formal

    Tending to avoid social interaction; preferring solitude or being introspective.

    ruЗамкнутый

    • After the incident, he became very withdrawn and rarely spoke.
    • She is naturally withdrawn and prefers reading to parties.
    • The child seemed withdrawn and didn't play with others.

    Synonymsaloofdetachedintrovertedreclusiveremotereservedretiringshystandoffishunsociable

    Antonymsaffableapproachableextrovertedfriendlygregariousoutgoingsociablesocialtalkativeunreserved

  2. Removed or taken backB2formal

    Something that has been taken away or removed from a place or situation.

    ruОтозванный

    • The withdrawn funds were returned to the account.
    • The product was withdrawn from the market due to safety concerns.
    • His application was withdrawn after he changed his mind.

    Synonymsremovedretracted

    Antonymsincludedplacedretained

Forms
  • more withdrawn comparative form
  • most withdrawn superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

withdraw/wɪðˈdrɔː/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия отступления, удаления или изъятия чего-либо, а также отказа от позиции или обязательства.

A verb used to indicate the act of pulling back, removing, or taking something away, or of retreating from a position or commitment.

irregular verb

  1. Take money outB1formal

    To remove money from a bank account or financial institution.

    ruСнять деньги

    • She withdrew $200 from her savings account.
    • You can withdraw cash from any ATM.
    • He withdrew the funds to pay for the car.

    Synonymsdraw outextractpull outremovetake out

    Antonymsdepositinvest

  2. Remove or take backB2formal

    To take something back or remove it from a place or situation.

    ruИзъять или отозвать

    • The company withdrew the defective product from the market.
    • He withdrew his hand from the hot stove.
    • The general withdrew his troops from the battlefield.

    Synonymsback outextractpull outrecallreclaimremoveretracttake back

    Antonymsaddinsertintroduceprovidesupply

  3. Retreat or pull backB2formal

    To move back or away from a place, situation, or commitment.

    ruОтступить

    • The army was forced to withdraw from the region.
    • She withdrew from the competition due to injury.
    • He withdrew from the conversation when it became heated.

    Synonymsback awaydisengagedraw backfall backgive waypull backpull outrecederetireretreat

    Antonymsadvanceapproachpressproceedpush

  4. Stop participatingB2formal

    To stop taking part in an activity, organization, or agreement.

    ruВыйти

    • He decided to withdraw from the project.
    • The country threatened to withdraw from the treaty.
    • She withdrew her application for the job.

    Synonymsback outdrop outleavepull outquitretiresecedestep down

    Antonymsengageenterjoinparticipateremain

Forms
  • withdrawn past participle
  • withdrew past simple
  • withdrawing present participle
  • withdraws third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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