Withdraw
Retirar
Formas del verbo
Cómo se usa "withdraw"
Withdraw significa Retirar. Es un verbo irregular: su pasado y su participio no se forman con -ed, así que conviene memorizarlos.
- Presente: I withdraw, pero con he, she o it: she withdraws.
- Pasado simple: yesterday I withdrew.
- Presente perfecto (have + participio): I have withdrawn.
- Presente continuo (be + gerundio): I am withdrawing.
- Futuro: I will withdraw.
Ejemplos con "withdraw"
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Presente (3.ª persona)
He withdraws money every Friday.
Él retira dinero cada viernes.
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Pasado simple
She withdrew from the race.
Ella se retiró de la carrera.
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Presente perfecto
They have withdrawn the offer.
Han retirado la oferta.
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Presente continuo
The army is withdrawing its troops.
El ejército está retirando sus tropas.
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Futuro
I will withdraw cash at the airport.
Retiraré efectivo en el aeropuerto.
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Negativo
He did not withdraw his comment.
Él no retiró su comentario.
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Pregunta
Did you withdraw the money?
¿Retiraste el dinero?
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Con modal
You can withdraw up to five hundred dollars.
Puedes retirar hasta quinientos dólares.
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Condicional
I would withdraw my application if I could.
Retiraría mi solicitud si pudiera.
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Imperativo
Withdraw your hand from the fire.
Retira tu mano del fuego.