withdrawal

withdrawal
withdrawal [{{t}}wɪð'drɔ:əl]
noun
(a) (removal → of funding, support, troops) retrait m; (→ of envoy) rappel m; (→ of candidate) retrait m, désistement m; (→ of love) privation f;
∎ I support withdrawal from NATO je soutiens notre retrait de l'OTAN
(b) (of statement, remark) rétraction f; {{}}Law{{}} (of charge) retrait m, annulation f
(c) {{}}Psychology{{}} repli m sur soi-même, introversion f;
∎ the boy is showing signs of withdrawal le jeune garçon présente des signes de repli sur lui-même
(d) {{}}Medicine{{}} (from drugs) état m de manque;
∎ to experience withdrawal être en (état de) manque
(e) (of money) retrait m;
∎ to make a withdrawal faire un retrait
►► {{}}Banking{{}} withdrawal limit plafond m (d'autorisation) de retrait;
withdrawal method (of contraception) coït m interrompu;
{{}}Banking{{}} withdrawal notice avis m de retrait;
{{}}Banking{{}} withdrawal slip bordereau m de retrait;
withdrawal symptoms symptômes mpl de manque;
∎ to have or to suffer from withdrawal symptoms être en (état de) manque

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