withdrawal

withdrawal
noun retirada
withdrawal
tr[wɪð'drɔːəl]
noun
1 (gen) retirada
a withdrawal of troops una retirada de tropas
2 (of words) retractación nombre femenino
3 (psychology, behaviour) retraimiento
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
withdrawal symptoms síndrome nombre masculino de abstinencia
withdrawal [wɪð'drɔəl, wɪɵ-] n
1) : retirada f, retiro m (de fondos, etc.), retraimiento m (social)
2) retraction: retractación f
3)
withdrawal symptoms : síndrome m de abstinencia
withdrawal
n.
• abandono s.m.
• abstracción s.f.
• alejamiento s.m.
• apartamiento s.m.
• receso s.m.
• recogida s.f.
• retirada s.f.
• retiro s.m.
• retraimiento s.m.
• retroceso s.m.
• substracción s.f.
• supresión s.f.
• sustracción s.f.
wɪð'drɔːəl
noun
1)
a) u c (of troops, team, representative) retirada f; (of coinage) retirada f de la circulación; (of product) retirada f de la venta
b) u (method of contraception) coitus m interruptus, marcha f atrás (fam)
2) u (of support, funding) retirada f, retiro m (AmL); (of application, nomination, competitor) retirada f
3) (Psych) retraimiento m
4) c u (of cash) retirada f, retiro m (AmL)
5) u (from drugs) abandono m; (before n)

withdrawal symptoms — síndrome m de abstinencia

[wɪθ'drɔːǝl]
1. N
1) (from bank)

to make a withdrawal — retirar dinero or fondos

2) (=recall, removal) [of troops, ambassador, team, services, advertisement] retirada f (from de); [of banknote] retirada f de la circulación

his party has announced its withdrawal of support for the government — su partido ha anunciado la retirada de su apoyo al gobierno

they may be contemplating a partial withdrawal from the country — puede que estén considerando una retirada parcial del país

3) (=cancellation) [of application, permission, support, licence] retirada f
4) (=retraction) [of allegation, remark] retractación f ; [of charge] retirada f
5) (Psych) (from sb, sth) retraimiento m (from de)
6) (after drug addiction) síndrome m de abstinencia

to be suffering from withdrawal — padecer el síndrome de abstinencia

7) (during lovemaking) (=act) retirada f (del pene); (as contraception) marcha f atrás *, coitus m interruptus
2.
CPD

withdrawal method N — método m de la marcha atrás *, coitus m interruptus

withdrawal notice N — (Econ) aviso m de retirada de fondos

withdrawal slip N — comprobante m (de retirada de fondos)

withdrawal symptoms NPL — síndrome msing de abstinencia

* * *
[wɪð'drɔːəl]
noun
1)
a) u c (of troops, team, representative) retirada f; (of coinage) retirada f de la circulación; (of product) retirada f de la venta
b) u (method of contraception) coitus m interruptus, marcha f atrás (fam)
2) u (of support, funding) retirada f, retiro m (AmL); (of application, nomination, competitor) retirada f
3) (Psych) retraimiento m
4) c u (of cash) retirada f, retiro m (AmL)
5) u (from drugs) abandono m; (before n)

withdrawal symptoms — síndrome m de abstinencia


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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