withdraw into (oneself)

To retreat into one's mind or otherwise isolate oneself so as to avoid undesirable thoughts, situations, or interactions with people. After getting mugged, he withdrew into himself and didn't speak to anyone for nearly a week. I'm not good around large groups of people. I usually get overwhelmed and just withdraw into myself. Don't withdraw into yourself just because you don't want an argument—talk to me!

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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

withdraw something into something

to pull something back into something. The turtle withdrew its head into its shell. It then withdrew its feet into the shell also.

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withdraw into something

to pull back into something. The turtle withdrew into its shell. The mouse withdrew into its hole.

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withdraw into oneself

to become introverted; to concern oneself with one's inner thoughts. After a few years of being ignored, she withdrew into herself. I have to struggle to keep from withdrawing into myself.

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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crawl into (one's) shell
withdraw into
withdraw into oneself
leave (someone, something, or oneself) (wide) open to (something)
leave open
leave yourself wide open to something
comfortable in (one's) own skin
watch (one's) six
check (one's) six
check your six

词组	withdraw into (oneself)
释义	withdraw into (oneself) withdraw into (oneself) To retreat into one's mind or otherwise isolate oneself so as to avoid undesirable thoughts, situations, or interactions with people. After getting mugged, he withdrew into himself and didn't speak to anyone for nearly a week. I'm not good around large groups of people. I usually get overwhelmed and just withdraw into myself. Don't withdraw into yourself just because you don't want an argument—talk to me! See also: withdraw Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. withdraw something into something to pull something back into something. The turtle withdrew its head into its shell. It then withdrew its feet into the shell also. See also: withdraw withdraw into something to pull back into something. The turtle withdrew into its shell. The mouse withdrew into its hole. See also: withdraw withdraw into oneself to become introverted; to concern oneself with one's inner thoughts. After a few years of being ignored, she withdrew into herself. I have to struggle to keep from withdrawing into myself. See also: withdraw McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: crawl into (one's) shell withdraw into withdraw into oneself leave (someone, something, or oneself) (wide) open to (something) leave open leave yourself wide open to something comfortable in (one's) own skin watch (one's) six check (one's) six check your six
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