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with-draw-al /wid'droial; wiO'd-/ noun 1 [U, C] the act of moving or taking sth away or back 撤走;ij夂回;取回: the wfthdrawaZ /support 不再支持◊ the wit/idmwd / the IW troopsom the region联合_部队从该地区的撤麁 the withdrawal of a product from the market 撤下―种产 _品 2 [U] the act of no longer taking part, in sth or being a member of an organization 不再参加;退 出:组织):his withdrawal^om the.ejection 他众选举 中的退出◊. a campaign/or Britain’s withdrawal *om the £1/ 4取英国退出欧盟岛运动3 [C] the act of taking an amount of money out of your bank account (从银行账 户..._)提款,取款You can mafce withdrawals o/up to 5250 a day.你一天可以从银行账户中提取最多不超过250 .。4 [U] the. period of time when sb is getting used to not taking a drug that they have become addicted to, and the unpleasant effects of doing this 毒过程; 脱瘾期:I got withdrawal symptoms after giving up smoking.我戒烟之后出现了脱瘾症状5 [C,lly sing., U] the act of saying that you no longer believe that sth you have previously said is true (对,说过的话的收回., .撤回.The newspaper published a withdrawal the next day.纸第二天发表了撤销声明。003 RETRACTION 6 [U] the behaviour of sb who wants to

be alone and does not want to communicate with other people孤僻

with-drawn /wiQ'drorn/ adj. not wanting to talk to other people; extremely quiet and shy 沉默寡言的;怕

着的;内向的

wither /'wi60(r)/ verb 1 if a plant withers or sth withers itit dries up and dies (使)枯萎,凋谢:.[V] 77ie grass had withered in the warm sun.这些草在温媛 的阳:光下枯死了.。; [also VN] 2 [V]away) to become, less or weaker, especially before disappearing completely 萎缩;期士指渐渐箏8^, V稱失::M our^opcsjust withered mvay.我们所有的希望都渐渐破灭了' withered /'widad; NAmE -ard/ adj. [usually before noun] 1 (of plants 植物dried up and dead &的;枯萎的 0533shrivelled withered leaves ^Pf 2 (of people A) looking old because they are thin and weak and have very dry skin衰老憔悴的;枯槁的;受瘪的3 (of parts of the body 身体部位} thin and weak and not fully developed because 6f disease 瘦弱的_育不良的;病 .态的:wt't/ieredZimbs干瘪的四肢 withering /'wiOarji]/ adj. (of a look, remark, etc. ft 倩、话语等intended to make sb feel silly or ashamed 杂刻的;使乂难堪的;令人无地自容的withering scorn 棱人难堪的轻蔑◊ She gave hi‘m a withering ioofc.她极其 蔑视地看了他一眼witheHng.ly fli/v. with-ers /'wiQaz; NAmE -erz/ noun [pi.] the highest part of a horse’s back, between its shoulders 髻甲马肩胛 f间隆起部分)

with*hld /wid'hauld; wiG'h-; NAmE -'hould/ verb (with­held, with held /-'held/) [VN] sth (from sb/sth) (formal) to refuse to give sth to sb 拒绝给.;不给 RfiTl keep back She was accused of withholding information from the police.她被指控对警方知情不报。 withholding tax noun [C, U] (in the US) an amount of money that an employer takes out of sb^ income as tax and pays directly to the government (美属由雇主从员 工收入中扣除并直接交给政府的须扣税款一compare

PAY AS YOU EARN

with-in T»/wi'dm/ prep., adv.

mprep. 1 before a particular period of time has passed; during a particular period of time 不出(.某段时间■;

在某段时间)之内Ybu should receive a repy within seven days.你会在七天之内收到答复◊ 77ie ambukmce arrived within minutes of the call being made,

几分钟 '内救护车就到了◊ Two decrions were heZd wit/iin the space / a year.在一年_的时间之内举行了两 次选举。.2 not further than a particular distance from sth不出(.某段距离);在(某段距离)之间cz house wit/ii/i a o/the stariori离车站不到一英里的一所房子 ◊ Js it witWn waZfcin^ distance? gp 里步行走得到坞?

3 inside the range or limits of sth 不出(某范围或限 度在(某范围)之内That question is not witkn the scope /this taWc.那个问题不在朱次会谈范围之内

We are now within range /enemy/ire.我们现在■处于敌 人的火力射程以:_ ◊ He j^nds it hard to Zive within his income (= without spending more than he earns).他觉 得靠自己的收入生活难以为继。EQ3OUTSIDE 4 inside sth/sb 里;在内部The noise seems to be coming om within the buiZdfng.吵闹 |声像是从悸_房 里# 出来命rhere is discontent within the/arming industry,       界内部多有不满。

£k/v. (/brma/) inside 在車面;在内部CZeaner required. Appfy wi.t/iin. (= on a sign丨珀聘禱洁工。应聘者请进。 with-OUt (H»/wi'6aut/ prep., adv.

■prep. 1 not having, experiencing or showing sth 没有; 缺兔TTiey had gone two days without/opd•他们两天 沒'东酋了◊ He/ound the piace without di)5fi_cuZ<y•他 i不备力地找到了 1卩地方◊ She spofce without much enthusiasm,  冰冰向2 not in the company of

sb 不和在一^;相伴:Dpft^t go without me.

下我就走3 not using or taking sth不用;不拿;不 Can you see without your passes?你不戴眼镜能看见吗?

Don’t go out without your coat 别不#大表就 ij.去。

4 ~ (sb) doing sth not doing the action mentioned 碱某事);无;没He Ze/t without saying goodbye. 他不舌辛而另ij    The party was organized wi'thout Aer

knowing anything about it.       MiP

所知◊ Yiou can’t ma/ce an omeZette without breafcfng eg.你不可能不打破鸡蛋就做成煎蛋卷Without wanting to criticize, I think you could have done better. (=used before you make a critical comment).我不是想 要批评谁,只是认为你本可以做得更好一些

not having or showing sth 没有;缺乏:Do you want a room with a bath or one without?你要.不凄带 洗澡,间,的房间? .〇 1/ there’s none e/t weW have to do without•如燊凌有1剩余的我们就只得侖就了◊ J’m sure wemanage without我相信莪们能凑合的。

,with-1 profit (also .with-'profits) adj. (firiE) used to describe an insurance policy or an investment where the amount paid includes a share in the compan/s profits (保单或投资)分红的,共享利润的 with-stand /wiQ'staend; wiG's-/ verb (with stood, with­stood /-'stud/) [VN] {format) to be strong enough not to be hurt or damaged by extreme conditions, the use of forceetc.承受;抵住;顶住;经受住H33 resiststand up to The materials used have to be able to withstand high temperatures.所使用的材料必须能够耐髙 温They had withstood siege, hunger and depriv- 他们经受了围困、饥饿和资:齊。 wit.ess /’wrtlas/ silly or stupid; not sensible 愚蠢

的;不 事理的 HU foolish be scared/bored 'witless (informal) to be extremely frightened or bored $吓破了胆;乏味得要命 wit-neSS Otw /'witnas/ noun, verb mnoun

                  PERSON WHO SEES STH :目赌者 1 (also eye.wit.ness) [C]

a person who sees sth happen and is able to describe it to other people .击者.见证人Police have appealed /or witnesses to the acddent.警方呼吁这起事咸.的目 击者斟来作证〇 ◊ a witness tonthe fciMi'ng杀人案命避击

证人

                  IN COURT 法庭:上 2 [C] a person who gives evidence in court 证人a de/ence/prosecution witness 被告的 /控 方的证◊ to appear as (aj witness /or the de/ence/ prosecution出庭为被告/控古作证

                  OF SIGNATURE 签名 3 [C] a person who is present when an official document is signed and who also signs it to ■ prove that they saw this happen 见证人连署人,He was one / the witnesses at our Tvedding•他是我们婚礼的 证婚人之-v

                  OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS 教信仰 4 [U] evidence of a person’s strong religious beliefs, that they show by what they say and do in public见证(以言行证实信仰) —see also Jehovah’s Witness

be (a) witness to sth 1 {format) to see sth take place _.看见(某事发生He has been witness to a terriWe murder.他目击了 一起残忍的凶杀事件。

2 to show that sth is true; to provide evidence for sth 证明真实;为提供证据His good hea/t/i is a witness .to the success /the treatment.他身体健康证明这种疗 '法是成功的。bear/give 'witness (to sth) to provide e\ddence of tiie truth of sth 作证;证明