The compound word **撤走 (chèzǒu)**, meaning "to withdraw" or "to pull out," is formed through a verb-complement structure where the first character **撤 (chè)**, meaning "to remove" or "to withdraw," serves as the main action, and the second character **走 (zǒu)**, meaning "to leave" or "to go," acts as a directional complement indicating the result or direction of that action. Thus, the combination semantically conveys "to withdraw and leave," emphasizing the complete process of pulling out from a position or place.