withdrawal — the action of taking something back or away
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the action of taking something back or away
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɪðˈdrɔːəl/
Korean meaning: 철수, 철회, 인출
Korean pronunciation: 위드**드로**얼
Example Sentences
- My friend's sudden withdrawal from social media made everyone think he was preparing for exams, but he was actually binge-watching anime.
- The company announced the withdrawal of their new product after customers complained it looked like a flying saucer.
- She made so many ATM withdrawals for coffee that the bank thought her account was hacked.
withdrawal
NOUN//wɪðˈdrɔːəl//
the action of taking something back or away
the action of taking something back or away
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Origin
14세기에 'with(함께)'와 'draw(끌다)'가 합쳐져서 '뒤로 끌어당기다'라는 의미로 시작되었습니다. 마치 줄다리기에서 로프를 자신 쪽으로 끌어당기듯이, 무언가를 원래 위치로 되돌리거나 빼내는 행위를 나타내게 되었죠.
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“My friend's sudden withdrawal from social media made everyone think he was preparing for exams, but he was actually binge-watching anime.”
“The company announced the withdrawal of their new product after customers complained it looked like a flying saucer.”
“She made so many ATM withdrawals for coffee that the bank thought her account was hacked.”
“The withdrawal of international support led to serious economic consequences.”
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