to withdraw from an occupied area or a position; to pull out

to repeal, revoke, or rescind; to undo an action in a computer program

to withdraw from or leave a place, especially for safety or military reasons

to withdraw from; to pull out; to leave or retreat, such as troops moving out of an area

to withdraw troops from a location; to retreat

To pull back or recall troops, personnel, or representatives from a location.

to cancel, revoke, or rescind; (computing) to undo. Currently more commonly written as [[撤销|撤銷|che4 xiao1]].

to drop a lawsuit or withdraw legal charges

to withdraw from a place; to leave or evacuate

To remove someone from their position or job; to sack; to fire.

to remove someone from a post and replace them with another person; to reshuffle personnel

to take away; to discard; to eliminate or remove from a position; to tear off or strip away

to pull back from a front position; to evacuate or retreat

To close down and merge organizations or departments; to consolidate.

to remove, dismantle, or withdraw; to cancel or eliminate something that was previously in place

to withdraw capital or investment; disinvestment

to dissolve or abolish an organization, department, or office; to eliminate job positions

to withdraw or pull back military forces from a position; to retreat

To remove garrisoned troops and dismantle defensive fortifications or security arrangements.

to remove or withdraw a sentry, guard, or post

To clear away the dishes and food after a meal or banquet is finished.

To remove someone from their position or duties.

a formal document from a bank guaranteeing payment that cannot be cancelled or amended without the agreement of all parties involved

to retreat or pull back to a previous position

to withdraw or remove something from a place; to take down; to remove someone from office

To remove someone from their official position or duties.

to take back land from a tenant farmer; to terminate a tenant's lease

to evacuate citizens or foreign nationals from a country for their safety

To withdraw a guaranty; used when a guarantor resigns from the responsibility of continuing to provide a guarantee.

to withdraw from a defensive position; to pull back troops or a garrison

To end the regency of an empress dowager by removing the screen and returning government power to the young emperor when he comes of age.

to abolish; to rescind; to revoke or cancel

To remove someone from their official position and subject them to disciplinary or legal action.

to withdraw money; to take funds out of an account

to take back a manuscript or submission before or after publication (of an author)

To dissolve or disband a military or administrative unit; to remove an organization from the official establishment.

to withdraw one's capital or shares from a business or joint venture

To pull out or back out at the last minute; to manage to run away or escape from a commitment or appointment.

to break camp; to withdraw troops from a camp or position