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🔑drawdraw1 /drɔ / verb (past tense drew /dru / , past participle drawn /drɔn /)➤make pictures绘画- [intransitive, transitive] (
art美术) to make a picture or diagram of something with a pencil, pen, etc.（用铅笔、钢笔等）画，绘画，绘图◆I'll draw you a map of how to get there.我来给你画张去那儿的路线图。
➤pull拉- [transitive] draw sth out of / from sth to pull something smoothly out of its present position拖动；拉动；抽出◆She drew the letter out of her pocket and handed it to me.她从衣兜里掏出信递给我。
- [transitive] to pull someone or something gently into a new position牵引；拉着◆He drew me by the hand into the room.他拉着我的手进了房间。
- [transitive](used about horses, etc.) to pull something along（马等）拉，拖（某物）◆The carriage was drawn by six horses.那辆车是由六匹马拉的。
➤curtains幕帘- [transitive] to close curtains拉上（窗帘、帘子）◆I couldn't see inside the window because the curtains were drawn.我看不到窗户里面，因为窗帘拉上了。
➤weapon武器- [transitive] to quickly pull a gun, knife, or other weapon out of its container, in order to attack someone拔出；抽出；掏出◆The police officer drew his gun.警官拔出了枪。
➤move移动- [intransitive] (formal) to move in the direction mentioned（向某方向）移动，行进◆The President's limousine drew into / out of the White House grounds.总统的豪华轿车驶进／驶出了白宫范围。
➤get information / reaction得到消息；引起反应- [transitive] draw sth from sb / sth to gain something from someone or something（从…中）获得，得到◆This information has been drawn from a number of sources.这一消息得自多个渠道。
- [transitive] draw sth (from sb) to produce a reaction or response to the thing mentioned引起（反应）；产生（反响）◆The advertisement has drawn interest from people all over the country.广告引起了全国各地民众的兴趣。
➤conclusion结论- [transitive] draw sth (from sth) to learn something from study, experience, etc.（从研究、经验等中）得出，获得◆Can we draw any conclusions from this survey?我们从这一调查中能得出什么结论吗？
➤attract吸引- [transitive] draw sb (to sb / sth) to attract or interest someone吸引；使感兴趣◆The musicians drew a fairly large crowd.这些音乐人吸引了一大群听众。
 ●bring sth to sb's attention●call / draw sb's attention to sthto make someone aware of something使某人注意到某事●draw / make a distinction between A and B ➡ look at distinction●draw a blankto fail to find an answer无结果；一无所获◆Detectives investigating the case have drawn a blank so far.调查此案的警探迄今为止一无所获。●draw a comparison / a parallelto show how two things compare or are similar对比；比较◆The program drew an interesting comparison between education in Japan and in North America.这个节目对日本和北美的教育进行了有趣的比较。●bring sth / come / draw to an end(to cause something) to finish（使）终止，结束◆The summer is coming to an end.夏天快结束了。●draw the line at sthto say “no” to something even though you are willing to be helpful in other ways底线就是不做某事；拒绝做◆I do most of the cooking but I draw the line at doing the dishes afterward!饭大多由我做，但饭后还让我洗碗可不行！●draw strawsto decide something by chance抽签（决定某事）◆They drew straws to see who should stay behind.他们抽签决定谁该留下来。  ●draw sth outto make something take more time than usual or necessary拖拉；拉长◆There's no need to draw this discussion out any longer.没必要把讨论再拖拉下去了。●draw up(used about a car, etc.) to drive up and stop in front of or near something（车辆等）开至…停下◆A police car drew up outside the building.一辆警车开到大楼外面停了下来。●draw sth upto prepare a document, list, etc. and write it out拟订，制订，起草（文件、清单等）◆Our lawyer is going to draw up the contract.我们的律师将拟订合同。
drawdraw2 /drɔ / noun [countable] - a person or thing that attracts interest or attention有吸引力的人（或事物）◆The young star is a big draw at the box office.那个年轻的明星有强大的票房号召力。
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sport体育) a result of a game or competition in which both players or teams get the same score so that neither of them wins平局；和局◆The game ended in a draw.比赛以平局结束。 SYN tie
- = drawing (3)
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