♦ (to) withdraw

♦ (to) withdraw
♦ (to) withdraw /wɪðˈdrɔ:/
(pass. withdrew, p. p. withdrawn)
A v. t.
1 ritirare; tirare indietro; scostare; allontanare; levare: to withdraw one's support, ritirare il proprio appoggio; to withdraw one's army from an occupied territory, ritirare il proprio esercito da un territorio occupato; (leg.) to withdraw a charge, ritirare un'accusa; (anche comm.) to withdraw an offer, ritirare un'offerta
2 (anche leg.) ritrattare: to withdraw a statement, ritrattare una dichiarazione
3 prelevare (fondi: da una banca); ritirare (denaro): to withdraw 100 pounds, ritirare 100 sterline;
4 (fin.) ritirare (monete dalla circolazione)
5 (sport) ritirare (un concorrente, un cavallo dalla corsa, ecc.)
6 (sport: dell'allenatore) arretrare (un giocatore)
B v. i.
1 ritirarsi; tirarsi indietro; allontanarsi: After the battle the front-line withdrew, dopo la battaglia la prima linea si ritirò
2 ritrattare; fare una ritrattazione: He refused to withdraw, si è rifiutato di ritrattare
3 (polit.) ritirare una mozione
4 (sport) ritirarsi (da una gara); dare forfait; abbandonare
5 (sport: di un giocatore) arretrare, retrocedere, ripiegare (in campo)
● (mecc.) to withdraw the clutch, disinnestare la frizione □ (sport) to withdraw from a competition [a race], ritirarsi da una gara [da una corsa] □ (comm.) to withdraw an order, annullare un ordinativo.

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