No. 5,698 in Polish
wycofano
"Wycofano" means "withdrawn" or "removed."
In a sentence
Produkt wycofano z rynku z powodu problemów z bezpieczeństwem.
The product was withdrawn from the market due to safety issues.
In this sentence, "wycofano" is a past tense verb indicating a completed action of withdrawing the product from the market.
Wycofano się z projektu, ponieważ nie przynosił oczekiwanych rezultatów.
They withdrew from the project because it did not yield the expected results.
Here, "wycofano" highlights the withdrawal or retreat from an endeavor or commitment.
Wycofano ofertę przed jej zaakceptowaniem.
The offer was withdrawn before it was accepted.
The word "wycofano" in this sentence demonstrates the action of retracting an offer before acceptance.
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