Withdraw your plea. - WordReference Forums I hoped someone could give me a hand with register (and confirm if my translation is correct) for " Do you wish to withdraw your plea?" My two attempts are: ¿Desea retractarse de su declaración? and ¿Desea retirar su declaración? Is there a better way to say this? It is from a waiver of
drop out \ withdraw | WordReference Forums Both versions are possible Withdraw from college suggests that you intend to comply with the standard rules for withdrawing so that you don't ruin your grade point average or your chances to enroll in college again Drop out could imply that you will simply stop attending classes without any concern for your grade point average or your chances of enrolling in college again some day
Rescind vs. withdraw vs. cancel - WordReference Forums After an emperor enacts an order, sometimes even himself can't "rescind" or "withdraw" or "cancel" that order Are they all correct? If so, which is the best in this situation? Thank you
To retrieve to withdraw - WordReference Forums It is a possible, but not common (or elegant) use of retrieve You do give your money to the bank for safe-keeping, and get it back when you make a withdrawal Withdraw (or even the pedestrian get) would be vastly preferred
back off vs back down - WordReference Forums Q2 "back down" or "withdraw" are not recommendable to express " refuse to change opinion"? Perhaps you mean "back off"? No, the sentences that you suggested using "back off" and "withdraw" don't work
Resign vs. Withdraw - WordReference Forums This is an article I just read "Prosecutor-general nominee Chun expressed his intention to resign from the post last night after the National Assembly failed to endorse his appointment " Is it okay to say "resign" when the person is just nominee? I thought "withdraw" is more proper word
Dropping Out Withdrawal - WordReference Forums Que diferencia hay entre estas dos formas de dejar o abandonar una clase ? There are two ways to leave a class You either drop out, or you withdrawal Entiendo que drop out es saltarse una clase , y withdrawal es abandonar la clase para siempre es decir dejar esa asignatura , pero no
Is it in the bank or at the bank? | WordReference Forums Hi, everybody I have this sentence before me: "We can withdraw and deposit money and cheques using the ATM card anytime at the banks that are linked to the system " Do you think it's correct? Thanks in advance Makiyo
to zip over - WordReference Forums "I zipped over to the bank, where I had to make a deposit and withdraw some money from the ATM Fortunately, the line wasn't too long and I was able to get in and out quickly " "zip over" = "passer par" ? merci !