抽身

chōushēn
  1. to get away from
  2. to withdraw
  3. to free oneself

CEDICT

to leave; to escape; to get away

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tuō
  1. to shed
  2. to take off
  3. to escape
  4. to get away from
他脱了背心。

He took off the wife-beater.

Source: Tatoeba

提取
  1. to withdraw (money)
  2. to collect (left luggage)
  3. to extract
  4. to refine
她从姜黄里提取美丽色彩。

She extracts beautiful colors from turmeric.

Source: Tatoeba

提領 lǐng to withdraw (cash from an ATM)
撤下 chèxià
  1. to withdraw
  2. to remove (from a place)
  3. to remove from office
撤出 chèchū
  1. to withdraw
  2. to leave
  3. to retreat
  4. to pull out
支取 zhī to withdraw (money)
suō
  1. to withdraw
  2. to pull back
  3. to contract
  4. to shrink
  5. to reduce
  6. abbreviation
  7. also pr.
蜗牛把触角缩了回去。

The snail drew in its feelers.

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脫開 tuōkāi to withdraw
退出 tuìchū
  1. to withdraw
  2. to abort
  3. to quit
  4. to log out (computing)
我不该退出的。

I shouldn't have logged off.

Source: Tatoeba

退避 tuì to withdraw
龜縮 guīsuō
  1. to withdraw
  2. to hole up
退下 tuìxià
  1. to retire
  2. to withdraw
  3. to retreat
  4. to step down
从网上退下来去洗个澡吧。

Get off the internet and take a shower.

Source: Tatoeba

撤走 chèzǒu
  1. to retire
  2. to remove
  3. to withdraw
  4. to evacuate
chè
  1. to pull
  2. to draw
  3. to pull back
  4. to withdraw
  5. to flash past
收回 shōuhuí
  1. to regain
  2. to retake
  3. to take back
  4. to withdraw
  5. to revoke
我是不是能收回我的钱?

Can I get my money back?

Source: Tatoeba

下去 xià
  1. to go down
  2. to descend
  3. to go on
  4. to continue
  5. (of a servant) to withdraw
你想再待下去嗎?

Do you want to stay any longer?

Source: Tatoeba

提出 chū
  1. to raise (an issue)
  2. to propose
  3. to put forward
  4. to suggest
  5. to post (on a website)
  6. to withdraw (cash)
她提出了入學申請。

She made out the application for admission.

Source: Tatoeba

迴避 huí
  1. to shun
  2. to avoid (sb)
  3. to skirt
  4. to evade (an issue)
  5. to step back
  6. to withdraw
  7. to recuse (a judge etc)
你不能回避官方政策

You can't avoid office politics.

Source: Tatoeba

自拔
  1. to free oneself
  2. to extricate oneself from a difficult situation
翻身 fānshēn
  1. to turn over (when lying)
  2. (fig.) to free oneself
  3. to emancipate oneself
  4. to bring about a change of one's fortunes
脫身 tuōshēn
  1. to get away
  2. to escape (from obligations)
  3. to free oneself
  4. to disengage
Houdini是有名的脱身术大师。

Houdini was a famous escapologist.

Source: Tatoeba