Meaning ofwithdrawin English

Verb

1. to remove or take back something given
   The company will withdraw its investment from the failing project.
2. to stop participating or retreat from a situation
   She decided to withdraw from the competition due to health issues.
3. to remove funds from an account; banking
   You can withdraw money from your account at the ATM.
4. to help stop using an addictive substance
   The doctor helped her withdraw from the medication gradually.
5. to stop using a substance; undergo withdrawal
   Quitting smoking is hard because the body has to withdraw from nicotine.
6. to look away or stop paying attention
   He started to withdraw and became less social after the accident.
7. to take back a statement; retract
   The politician had to withdraw his statement about the scandal.
8. to remove or stop providing support
   The charity will withdraw funding from the project if it doesn't meet the requirements.
9. to extract money from an account
   The customer went to the bank to withdraw money from her savings account.
10. to leave a place or stop an action
    The bank allows customers to withdraw cash at any time.