withdrawal

• Nom désignant l'action de retirer ou de reprendre quelque chose, utilisé notamment dans un contexte financier pour le retrait d'argent d'un compte, ou dans un contexte social pour l'abandon ou le recul d'une situation.

A noun referring to the act of taking something back or away, often used in financial contexts for removing money from an account, or in social contexts for retreating from a situation.

1. Removal or retreatB2formal

   The act of taking something back or moving away from a place or situation.

   retrait (retraite, repli)

   • The army ordered a withdrawal from the region.
   • His withdrawal from the competition surprised everyone.
   • The company announced its withdrawal from the market.

   Synonymesdepartureexitextractionpullbackrecallremovalretractionretreat

   Antonymesadvanceapproacharrivalintroductionpresence

2. Financial transactionB1formalbusiness

   The act of taking money out of a bank account or investment.

   Retrait d'argent

   • She made a withdrawal of $500 from her savings account.
   • The bank limits daily withdrawals to $1,000.
   • He processed a withdrawal from his retirement fund.

   Synonymesdisbursementdrawdrawingremoval

   Antonymesdeposit

3. Substance dependenceB2formalmedical

   The physical and mental effects experienced when stopping the use of an addictive substance.

   Syndrome de sevrage

   • The patient experienced severe withdrawal symptoms after quitting alcohol.
   • Withdrawal from nicotine can cause irritability and anxiety.
   • Medical supervision is recommended during drug withdrawal.

   Synonymesdetox