with·hold <-held, -held> [wɪθˈhəʊld] ГЛ. перех.
1. withhold (not give):
| I | withhold |
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| you | withhold |
| he/she/it | withholds |
| we | withhold |
| you | withhold |
| they | withhold |
| I | withheld |
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| you | withheld |
| he/she/it | withheld |
| we | withheld |
| you | withheld |
| they | withheld |
| I | have | withheld |
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| you | have | withheld |
| he/she/it | has | withheld |
| we | have | withheld |
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| they | have | withheld |
| I | had | withheld |
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| you | had | withheld |
| he/she/it | had | withheld |
| we | had | withheld |
| you | had | withheld |
| they | had | withheld |
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He punished and accused those young people, who withheld themselves from the military, calling each of them by their name...
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en.wikipedia.org The amount of tax withheld is based on the amount of payment subject to tax.
en.wikipedia.org The economic establishment withdrew deposits from the banks, withheld the dollars brought in by exports, and purposefully delayed the paying of taxes.
en.wikipedia.org They concluded that, where possible, children should be withheld from formal schooling until at least ages eight to ten.
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