withdraw — to take money out of a bank account
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to take money out of a bank account
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɪðˈdrɔː/
Korean meaning: 돈을 인출하다, 찾다
Korean pronunciation: 위드-드로 (강세: 드로)
Example Sentences
- My mom withdrew all my allowance when she found out I spent it on game items.
- The politician had to withdraw his controversial statement after public backlash.
- I wanted to withdraw from the talent show, but my friends wouldn't let me chicken out.
withdraw
VERB//wɪðˈdrɔː//
to take money out of a bank account
Taking money from bank account
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Withdraw under law, while the saw-shaped camera watches all!
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Origin
From Middle English 'withdrawen', composed of the prefix 'with-' (meaning back or away) and 'draw' (from Old English 'dragan', meaning to pull or drag). The term originally meant to pull back or retreat.
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“My mom withdrew all my allowance when she found out I spent it on game items.”
“The politician had to withdraw his controversial statement after public backlash.”
“I wanted to withdraw from the talent show, but my friends wouldn't let me chicken out.”
“Students can withdraw from a course within the first two weeks without penalty.”
“He withdrew into his room like a hermit crab whenever guests came over.”
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