withdrawal
UK [wɪð'drɔ:.əl] US [-'drɑ:-] noun
TAKING OUT 提出
ADVANCED countable or uncountable
■when you take money out of a bank account 提款，取钱•The bank became suspicious after several large withdrawals were made from his account in a single week.他的帐户仅在一周之内就有数笔大额提款，这让银行产生了怀疑。 ADVANCED countable or uncountable
■when a military force moves out of an area 撤军•The commander-in-chief was given 36 hours to secure a withdrawal of his troops from the combat zone.要求总司令在36小时内将其军队撤出交战区。
UK [wɪð'drɔ:.əl] US [-'drɑ:-] noun
NOT AVAILABLE 不存在
ADVANCED uncountable
■when something is taken away so that it is no longer available, or when someone stops being involved in an activity 收回；退出•Doctors demanded the withdrawal of the drug (from the market) after several cases of dangerous side-effects were reported.报道了几宗出现严重副作用的病例之后，医生们要求（从市场上）收回这种药物。 •Her sudden withdrawal from the championship caused a lot of press speculation about her health.她突然退出锦标赛，引发媒体关于她健康状况的各种猜测。
UK [wɪð'drɔ:.əl] US [-'drɑ:-] noun
NO CONTACT 不交流
uncountable
■when someone prefers to be alone and does not want to talk to other people 沉默寡言；孤僻•Withdrawal is a classic symptom of depression.沉默寡言是忧郁症的一种典型症状。 |