Withdrawal

Definition

withdraw /wÇð'drↄ:, wÇθ'd-/ v ( pt withdrew /-'dru:/; pp withdrawn /-'drↄ:n/) ၁။ ~ sb/ sth (from sth) (က) ႐ုပ္သိမ္းသည္။ ႏုတ္သိမ္းသည္။ The general refused to withdraw his troops from the town. ❍ The old coins have been withdrawn from circulation. ❍ The workers have threatened to withdraw their labour (ie go on strike). (ခ) (ေငြ) ထုတ္ယူသည္။ I'd like to withdraw £500 please. ၂။ ( fml ) ျပန္လည္႐ုပ္သိမ္းသည္။ withdraw a job application ❍ Unless the contract is signed immediately, the offer will be withdrawn. ၃။ ~ (from sth) ဆုတ္ခြာသည္။ စြန္႔ခြာသည္။ ႏုတ္ထြက္သည္။ Heavy bombardment forced the army to withdraw. ❍ She's beginning to withdraw into herself (ie stop communicating with other people). ❍ He was forced to withdraw from the race because of injury. ❏ withdrawal /-'drↄ:ǝl/ n ၁။ (က) [U] ႏုတ္ထြက္ျခင္း။ ႐ုပ္သိမ္းျခင္း။ ဆုတ္ခြာျခင္း။ ထုတ္ယူျခင္း။ the withdrawal of labour/ supplies/ support/ troops ❍ the withdrawal of a product from the market ❍ She is showing signs of withdrawal (ie of not wanting to communicate with other people) and depression. (ခ) [C]ယင္းသို႔လုပ္ေဆာင္မႈ။ You can make withdrawals of up to £250 a day from your account. ၂။ [U] (ေဆး၊ အရက္ စသည္) ျဖတ္ျခင္း။ get withdrawal symptoms after giving up smoking. ❏ withdrawn adj အထီးတည္းေနလိုေသာ။ He's become increasingly withdrawn since his wife's death.

Examples

1. Two candidates threatened to withdraw.
2. [withdraw from] : The injury has forced him to withdraw from the competition.
3. [withdraw someone/something from something] : The party withdrew their candidate from the election.
4. [withdraw from] : The troops began to withdraw from the northern region.
5. [withdraw someone/something from something] : Government forces were withdrawn from the island yesterday.
6. After lunch they withdrew to their own rooms.
7. She withdrew into a corner.
8. [withdraw cash/money/savings] : You can withdraw cash at any of our branches.
9. The bus service in many rural areas has been withdrawn.
10. The drug had to be withdrawn because of its side effects.
11. He has had his pilot’s licence withdrawn.
12. [withdraw your support] : Some parents have withdrawn their support from the school.
13. [withdraw funding/subsidies/sponsorship] : Public funding is being withdrawn from the research project.
14. [withdraw something from sale/the market] : We are withdrawing the product from sale.
15. Her invitation to the press conference was later withdrawn.
16. [withdraw a remark/an objection/an allegation] : He withdrew his remarks and apologized.
17. [withdraw your resignation] : We persuaded her to withdraw her resignation.
18. She opened the drawer and withdrew a large envelope.
19. [withdraw something from something] : He withdrew the book from his pocket.
20. [withdraw into your shell/a world of your own] : When people got angry
21. she withdrew into her shell.