I. withdraw [wɪðˈdrɑː, брит. -ˈdrɔː] неправ. ГЛ. перех.
| I | withdraw |
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| you | withdraw |
| he/she/it | withdraws |
| we | withdraw |
| you | withdraw |
| they | withdraw |
| I | withdrew |
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| you | withdrew |
| he/she/it | withdrew |
| we | withdrew |
| you | withdrew |
| they | withdrew |
| I | have | withdrawn |
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| you | have | withdrawn |
| he/she/it | has | withdrawn |
| we | have | withdrawn |
| you | have | withdrawn |
| they | have | withdrawn |
| I | had | withdrawn |
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| you | had | withdrawn |
| he/she/it | had | withdrawn |
| we | had | withdrawn |
| you | had | withdrawn |
| they | had | withdrawn |
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However, she suffered a concussion while practising in the lead-up to the final and was subsequently forced to withdraw.
en.wikipedia.org Most universal life policies come with an option to withdraw cash values rather than take a loan.
en.wikipedia.org The EC is obliged to investigate these cases and either overturn the original registrations or ask the country to withdraw its temporary restriction.
en.wikipedia.org In 1867, with the onset of deafness, he was obliged to withdraw from musical activity.
en.wikipedia.org History has shown that groups that seek to withdraw from the dominant culture seldom act on their beliefs that the endtime has come unless provoked.
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