| 释义 |
[/wɪðˈdrɔː, also wɪθˈd-; wɪðˋdrɔ, wɪθˋd-/] v (pt withdrew [/-ˈdruː; -ˋdru/], pp withdrawn [/-ˈdrɔːn; -ˋdrɔn/]) 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth (from sth) (a) pull or take sb/sth back or away 收回、 取回、 撤回或撤走某人[某事物]:
The general refused to withdraw his troops. 那个将军拒不撤回部队. *
The old coins have been withdrawn from circulation. 旧硬币已经收回不再流通了. *
The workers have threatened to withdraw their labour, ie go on strike. 工人扬言要罢工.
(b) remove (money) from a bank account, etc 从银行帐户等提（款）; 取（钱）:
She withdrew all her savings and left the country. 她把全部存款取出後离开了那个国家. 用法:
2 [Tn] (fml 文) take back (a promise, an offer, a statement, etc); retract 撤回或撤消（诺言、 提议、 言论等）:
Unless the contract is signed immediately, I shall withdraw my offer. 若不立即签署合同我就撤回我提出的条件. *
I insist that you withdraw your offensive remarks immediately. 我要求你必须立刻收回那些过头的话. 用法:
3 [I, Ipr] ~ (from sth) go away from a place or from other people 离开或脱离某处或某些人:
He talked to us for an hour and then withdrew. 他跟我们谈了一小时的话就走了. *
withdraw into oneself, ie become unresponsive or unsociable 离群索居 *
The troops had to withdraw to a less exposed position. 部队已经撤到不易受攻击的地点. |