withdrawn

• Describe a una persona que es tímida, reservada o que prefiere la soledad; también puede describir algo que ha sido retirado o eliminado.

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.

   Retraído, reservado

   • After the incident, he became very withdrawn and rarely spoke.
   • She is naturally withdrawn and prefers reading to parties.
   • The child seemed withdrawn and didn't play with others.

   Sinónimosaloofdetachedintrovertedreclusiveremotereservedretiringshystandoffishunsociable

   Antónimosaffableapproachableextrovertedfriendlygregariousoutgoingsociablesocialtalkativeunreserved

2. Removed or taken backB2formal

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

   retirado, apartado

   • The withdrawn funds were returned to the account.
   • The product was withdrawn from the market due to safety concerns.
   • His application was withdrawn after he changed his mind.

   Sinónimosremovedretracted

   Antónimosincludedplacedretained

• Verbo que designa la acción de retirarse, apartarse o sacar algo de un lugar, así como renunciar a una posición, declaración o compromiso.

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

verbo irregular

1. Take money outB1formal

   To remove money from a bank account or financial institution.

   Retirar dinero

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

   Sinónimosdraw outextractpull outremovetake out

   Antónimosdepositinvest

2. Remove or take backB2formal

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

   Retirar o quitar

   • 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.

   Sinónimosback outextractpull outrecallreclaimremoveretracttake back

   Antónimosaddinsertintroduceprovidesupply

3. Retreat or pull backB2formal

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

   retirarse, retroceder

   • 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.

   Sinónimosback awaydisengagedraw backfall backgive waypull backpull outrecederetireretreat

   Antónimosadvanceapproachpressproceedpush

4. Stop participatingB2formal

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

   Retirarse (de participar)

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

   Sinónimosback outdrop outleavepull outquitretiresecedestep down

   Antónimosengageenterjoinparticipateremain