B2verbmoney
US/wɪðˈdrɑː/
UK/wɪðˈdrɔː/
to take money out of a bank account; also to take something back or stop taking part
In context
I withdrew two million đồng from the ATM before the trip.
The company withdrew its offer after the candidate asked for more money.
Foreign investors withdraw their money quickly when markets become unstable.
Words that go with withdraw
verb + noun
- withdraw moneyYou can withdraw money at any branch without a fee.
- withdraw cashWithdraw cash before you go, because the village has no ATM.
- withdraw an offerThe buyer withdrew an offer on the house at the last minute.
- withdraw supportThe sponsor threatened to withdraw support from the festival.
verb + preposition
- withdraw fromTwo teams withdrew from the tournament because of injuries.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
I withdrawed money yesterday.Correct: I withdrew money yesterday.