CEFR B2

withdrew

verb

Meaning

Withdraw means to take something back, remove yourself from a situation, or take money out of an account or machine.

Examples

She withdrew cash from the ATM.
The candidate decided to withdraw from the race.

Synonyms: remove, retract, pull out

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withdrew (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /wɪðˈdrɔː/

Definition

Withdraw means to take something back, remove yourself from a situation, or take money out of an account or machine.

Examples

She withdrew cash from the ATM.
The candidate decided to withdraw from the race.

How to Use withdrew

withdraw from (prepositional phrase): to leave or stop taking part in something — "He withdrew from the competition after an injury."
withdraw money (collocation): to take money out of an account — "You can withdraw money at the bank."

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