withdraw

withdraw
v. (pt withdrew, pp withdrawn) 1. \withdraw sb/ sth (from sth) татах, буцааж аваачих, эргүүлэн авах. The general refused to \withdraw his troops from the town. Жижиг хотоос цэргүүдээ татаж авахаас/ гаргахаас генерал татгалзсан байна. 2. данснаас авах, данснаас гаргах. I`d like to \withdraw $ 500 please. Би данснаасаа 500 доллар авмаар байна. 3. \withdraw (from sth) холдох, явах. They withdrew from the room. Тэд өрөөнөөс гарцгаав. 4. ухрах. Heavy bombarment forced the army to \withdraw. Ширүүн бөмбөгдөлтийн улмаас цэргүүд ухрахаас аргагүй болжээ. 5. \withdraw into oneself зожиг болох, зожигрох. withdrawal n. 1. буцааж авах, авах, татах. \withdraw of troops цэргээ татах/ гаргах. \withdraw of the ambassador элчин сайдаа татах. 2. үгнээсээ буцах. \withdraw a job application ажилд орох өргөдлөө эргүүлж авах. 3. гүйлгээнээс гаргах. The old coins have been withdrawn from circulation. Хуучны задгай мөнгийг/ зоосыг гүйлгээнээс гаргасан байна. 4. зожигрох. She is showing signs of \withdraw and depression. Тэр бүсгүй зожгирч, сэтгэл санаагаар унаж эхэлж байна. 5. ажил хаях. The workers have threatened to \withdraw their labour. Ажилчид ажил хаяна гэж хатуу сануулсан байна. 6. мансууруулах бодисноос/ тамхинаас гарах үе. withdrawn adj. зожиг, хүнээс дөлсөн. He`s become increasingly \withdraw since his wife`s death. Эхнэрээ алдсанаас хойш тэр бүр зожиг болоод байгаа юм. withdrew see withdraw.

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