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Meanings of withdraw in English
Usage of withdraw in English
1
The protesters said they wanted the police to withdraw from Government House.
2
The same problem can arise when people withdraw from the labour market.
3
The United States will continue to withdraw troops as negotiations take place.
4
Since the jury has heard the answer anyway, I withdraw the question.
5
Churkin said that for Russian troops to withdraw, two things are necessary.
6
Reminder: EU may grant and withdraw equivalence in some financial services autonomously.
7
Take all; withdraw the charge; leave us nothing but life and honor.
8
Obama said troops would start to withdraw from Afghanistan in July 2011.
9
It said all the parties involved had agreed to withdraw their lawsuits.
10
Despite the majority sentiment to withdraw, Lincoln decided to seek more information.
11
After a second fine, the government might withdraw an offending shopkeeper's license.
12
Butler suggested the delegation from New Orleans withdraw to consider the request.
13
Ambulance staff in Wexford are to withdraw on-call emergency services from today.
14
The United States has since said it will withdraw from the deal.
15
Unlike Syria, Trump said he had no plans to withdraw from Iraq.
16
He claims the city must withdraw its case and interact with him.
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Translations for withdraw
Portuguese
Catalan
Withdraw through the time
Withdraw across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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