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withdrawing (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /wɪðˈdrɔː/

To take money out of a bank account.

withdraw money (collocation): To take currency from a bank account. — "I need to withdraw money from the ATM before we go shopping."
withdraw cash (collocation): To take physical currency from a bank account. — "She withdrew cash to pay the handyman."
withdraw funds (collocation): To take money from an account, often an investment or savings account. — "You can withdraw funds from your retirement account after age 59 and a half."
withdraw from (prepositional phrase): To stop participating in an activity, competition, or group. — "He had to withdraw from the marathon due to a knee injury."
withdraw support (collocation): To stop giving help or encouragement to someone or something. — "The donors threatened to withdraw support if the reforms were not implemented."
withdraw an offer (collocation): To say that a previous offer is no longer valid. — "The buyer decided to withdraw an offer after discovering structural issues with the house."
withdraw a statement (collocation): To retract something that was said publicly. — "The company was forced to withdraw a statement that contained inaccurate information."

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