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The move draws a line under long negotiations during which the player rejected at least one offer.The last four home games we had two wins and two draws.The potential for making lots of money is one of the draws for former spies.The city was also a huge draw for journalists.The moon moves into your own sign and gives you that special something that drawspeople to you.Again, he was drawn away from the pace and did well to finish fourth.At a stroke, the entire draw game was changed beyond recognition.Passengers and Rogue One are expected to draw large audiences.I've seen it happen to many youngsters that have been drawn into something that theydon't want to.He moved closer and drew back his spear.This will balance your features and draw attention away from your nose.Waiting for the winning ticket to be drawn in a lottery has its own excitement.Yet more and more people are being drawn to its challenges.But my contacts in the village are recommending we back something drawn in the shallow end.Suppose that you keep a reservoir of cash that is steadily drawn down to pay bills.They are thereby drawn away from doing things they are better at and enjoy more.Winners will be the first six entrants drawn at random.They are on again today and he is also well drawn in stall two.Simply enter your details for the free draw at competitions.Look for one drawn in the middle.We also draw attention to some interesting aspects of the behavior of firms issuingthese securities.The audience is drawn to him because he has a sense of humour about himself.In the centre he drew the game but revolving around it were other products.But the draw takes us out of the relegation zone and that is a massive boost.We were instinctively drawn to one another.The age of cheap money could be drawing to a close.The momentum is now regained and the final stage of the embroidered contest draws near.It capped off a goalless draw which was a belter.They will get a shock when they come to draw benefits.Tottenham drew first blood against the run of play.Not that she wanted to draw attention to it.We want people to be drawn to the church because of our confidence.The move would draw flak, but would be defensible.Then they asked him if he would do the half-time lottery draw.

In other languages
draw

British English: draw /drɔː/ VERB
picture When you draw, or when you draw something, you use pens, pencils, or crayons to make a picture.
He likes to draw animals.
  • American English: draw
  • Arabic: يَرْسُمُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: desenhar
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: crtati
  • Czech: kreslit
  • Danish: tegne
  • Dutch: tekenen
  • European Spanish: dibujar
  • Finnish: arvonta
  • French: dessiner dessin
  • German: Verlosung
  • Greek: ζωγραφίζω
  • Italian: disegnare
  • Japanese: くじ 抽選
  • Korean: 제비뽑기
  • Norwegian: trekning
  • Polish: losowanie
  • European Portuguese: desenho
  • Romanian: a desena
  • Russian: рисовать
  • Latin American Spanish: dibujar
  • Swedish: dra attrahera
  • Thai: วาด
  • Turkish: çekiliş
  • Ukrainian: малювати
  • Vietnamese: vẽ
British English: draw /drɔː/ VERB
in game In a game, if one person or team draws with another one, or if two people or teams draw, they finish with the same number of points.
The teams drew one–one.
  • American English: tie equal with
  • Arabic: يَتَعَادَلُ مَعْ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: empatar
  • Chinese: 打平手
  • Croatian: završiti neodlučnim rezultatom
  • Czech: remizovat ve sportu
  • Danish: spille uafgjort med
  • Dutch: gelijk spelen
  • European Spanish: empatar
  • Finnish: päättyä tasapeliin
  • French: finir à égalité
  • German: unentschieden spielen
  • Greek: είμαι ισόπαλος
  • Italian: pareggiare
  • Japanese: 引き分ける
  • Korean: 비기다
  • Norwegian: medføre
  • Polish: zremisować
  • European Portuguese: empatar
  • Romanian: a termina la egalitate
  • Russian: сводить вничью
  • Latin American Spanish: empatar
  • Swedish: spela oavgjort
  • Thai: เสมอกัน
  • Turkish: berabere kalmak
  • Ukrainian: залучати
  • Vietnamese: hòa tỉ số
British English: draw /drɔː/ VERB
move You can use draw to indicate that someone or something moves somewhere or is moved there.
We saw the taxi drawing away.
He drew his chair nearer the fire.
  • American English: draw
  • Arabic: يَنْكِصُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ir embora
  • Chinese: 行进
  • Croatian: crtati
  • Czech: táhnout (se)
  • Danish: bevæge sig
  • Dutch: weggaan
  • European Spanish: mover
  • Finnish: piirtää
  • French: indiquer
  • German: zeichnen
  • Greek: κινούμαι
  • Italian: avvicinarsi
  • Japanese: 描く
  • Korean: (그림 등을)그리다
  • Norwegian: tegne
  • Polish: naszkicować
  • European Portuguese: afastar-se
  • Romanian: a deplasa
  • Russian: движется
  • Latin American Spanish: moverse
  • Swedish: rita
  • Thai: ออกไปจาก
  • Turkish: çizmek resim
  • Ukrainian: наближатися
  • Vietnamese: di chuyển

All related terms of 'draw'

Chinese translation of 'draw'

draw

(drɔː)
Word forms:pt drew
Word forms:pp drawn

vt

  1. [picture, map] 画(畫) (huà)
  2. (= pull) [cart] (tuō)
    1. [curtains, blinds] (= close) 拉上 (lāshàng)
    2. (= open) 拉开(開) (lākāi)
  3. to draw sth/sb somewhere (= move) 把某人/某物拉到某地 (bǎ mǒurén/mǒuwù lādào mǒudì)
    ⇒ He drew his chair nearer the fire. 他把椅子拉到炉火旁。 (Tā bǎ yǐzi lādào lúhuǒ páng.)
  4. (= takeout) [gun, knife, sword] 拔出 (báchū)
  5. (= attract) [response] 引起 (yǐnqǐ)
  6. [breath] (xī)
  7. to draw (out) money from a bank/an account 从(從)银(銀)行/账户(戶)上取钱(錢) (cóng yínháng/zhànghù shang qǔ qián)
    ⇒ He drew fifty pounds from his savings account. 他从活期账户上取走了50英镑。 (Tā cóng huóqī zhànghù shang qǔzǒule wǔshí yīngbàng.)
  8. [wages, salary] 领(領)取 (lǐngqǔ)
  9. [water] 汲取 (jíqǔ)
  10. to draw a conclusion (from sth) (从(從)某事中)得出结(結)论(論) ((cóng mǒushì zhōng) déchū jiélùn)
  11. to draw a comparison/distinction (between two things) (在两(兩)事物之间(間))作比较(較) ((zài liǎng shìwù zhījiān) zuò bǐjiào)

vi

  1. (with pen, pencil etc) 画(畫)画(畫) (huàhuà)
  2. to draw near/close/away (= move) 走近/开(開) (zǒujìn/kāi)
  3. to draw (with/against sb) (esp Brit, Sport) (与(與)某人)打成平局 ((yǔ mǒurén) dǎchéng píngjú)
    ⇒ Brazil drew against Spain. 巴西队与西班牙队战平。 (Bāxīduì yǔ Xībānyáduì zhànpíng.)
    = tie

n (c)

  1. (esp Brit, Sport) 平局 (píngjú) (个(個), )
    ⇒ The match ended in a draw. 比赛以平局告终。 (Bǐsài yǐ píngjú gàozhōng.)
    = tie
  2. (= lottery) 抽奖(獎) (chōujiǎng) (, )
    ⇒ She won 200 pounds in a prize draw. 她在一次抽奖中赢了200英镑。 (Tā zài yī cì chōujiǎng zhōng yíngle èrbǎi yīngbàng.)
    to draw (sb's) attention (to sth) 吸引(某人的)注意力(到某物) (xīyǐn (mǒurén de) zhùyìlì (dào mǒuwù))
    to draw near or close (= approach) [person, event] 临(臨)近 (línjìn)
    to draw level/alongside 慢慢接近 (mànmàn jiējìn)
    to draw to a close 结(結)束 (jiéshù)

All related terms of 'draw'

(verb) 
Definition
to sketch (a picture, pattern, or diagram) with a pen or pencil
Draw a rough design for a logo.
Synonyms
sketch
I sketched the scene with my pen and paper.
design
They have designed a machine that is both attractive and practical.
outline
The methods outlined in this book are only suggestions.
trace
I traced the course of the river on the map.
portray
the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Poussin
paint
He was painting a portrait of his father.
depict
a gallery of pictures depicting famous battles
mark out
map out
delineate
The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement.
do drawings
(verb) 
Definition
to move in a specified direction
She had seen the taxi drawing away.
Synonyms
move
She waited for him to get up, but he didn't move.
go
It took us an hour to go three miles.
come
Two police officers came into the hall.
My brother's coming from Canada tomorrow.
drive
pistons that drive the wheels
travel
You can travel to Helsinki tomorrow.
roll
The lorry slowly rolled forward.
advance
cruise
proceed
drift
glide
(verb) 
Definition
to cause (a person or thing) to move closer or further away from a place by pulling
He drew his chair nearer the fire.
Synonyms
pull
I helped pull him out of the water.
drag
He got up and dragged his chair towards the table.
haul
I hauled myself to my feet.
tow
He was using the vehicle to tow his trailer.
tug
She tugged him along by his arm.
(verb) 
After drawing the curtains, she lit a candle.
Synonyms
close
If you are cold, close the window.
shut
Just make sure you shut the gate after you.
pull together
pull shut or closed
(verb) 
He drew the curtains and the sun poured in.
Synonyms
part
open
raise
pull back
pull open
(verb) 
Definition
to bring, take, or pull (something) out of a container
He drew his dagger.
Synonyms
take out
pull out
bring out
draw out
produce
withdraw
They withdrew 100 dollars from their bank account.
(verb) 
He paused, drawing a deep breath.
Synonyms
inhale
He was treated for the effects of inhaling smoke.
breathe in
She breathed in deeply.
pull
inspire
suck
They waited in silence and sucked their drinks through straws.
respire
(verb) 
Definition
to cause (pus) to discharge from an abscess or wound
They still have to draw their water from wells.
Synonyms
extract
take
He took a handkerchief from his pocket.
remove
Remove the cake from the oven.
pump
drill rigs that are busy pumping natural gas
drain
machines to drain water out of the mines
suck
The air is sucked out by a high-powered fan.
(verb) 
Companies could not draw money from bank accounts as cash.
Synonyms
withdraw
take out
10 (verb) 
Definition
to choose or be given by lottery
We drew the winning name.
Synonyms
choose
I chose him to accompany me on my trip.
pick
He had picked ten people to interview for the jobs.
select
They selected only bright pupils.
take
I'll take the grilled tuna sandwich, please.
single out
11 (verb) 
Definition
to formulate or decide
He draws two conclusions from this.
Synonyms
deduce
She hoped he hadn't deduced the reason for her visit.
make
We've got to make a decision by next week.
gather
I gather his report is highly critical of the project.
get
The police have got the killer.
take
Do you know where cappuccino coffee takes its name from?
conclude
We concluded that he was telling the truth.
derive
He is one of those people who derives pleasure from helping others.
infer
I inferred from what she said that you have not been well.
glean
At present, we're gleaning information from all sources.
12 (verb) 
He wanted to draw attention to their plight.
Synonyms
attract
Anything with strong gravity attracts other things to it.
capture
the story that has captured the imagination of the whole country
engage
He engaged us with tales of his adventures.
grip
13 (verb) 
Definition
to attract
The game is currently drawing huge crowds
Synonyms
entice
Retailers will try almost anything to entice shoppers through their doors.
attract
Summer attracts visitors to the countryside.
pull in
win
bring in
14 (verb) 
She had gone to Doctor Dougall to have a bad tooth drawn.
Synonyms
take out
pull out
extract
She has to have a tooth extracted at 3 today.
extort
The kidnappers extorted a huge ransom for his release.
(noun) 
Definition
a contest or game ending in a tie
The game ended in a draw.
Synonyms
tie
The first game ended in a tie.
deadlock
Dembele broke the deadlock with a late goal.
stalemate
He said the war had reached a stalemate.
impasse
The company has reached an impasse in negotiations.
dead heat
(noun) 
Definition
a raffle or lottery
I hear you won a case of whisky in the Christmas draw.
Synonyms
raffle
There will be more great prizes to be won in our latest raffle.
lottery
the national lottery
sweepstake
tombola
(noun) 
Definition
a person, place, show, or event that attracts a large audience
(informal) 
The draw of India lies in its beauty.
Synonyms
appeal
It was meant to give the party greater public appeal.
interest
pull (informal)
No matter how much you feel the pull of the past, try to look to the future.
charm
He was a man of great distinction and charm.
attraction
It was never a physical attraction, just a meeting of minds.
lure
The lure of rural life is proving as strong as ever.
temptation
The thrill and the temptation of trespassing is very strong.
fascination
She had a charm and fascination all of her own.
attractiveness
Physical attractiveness can play a major part in how we react to people.
allure
It's a game that has really lost its allure.
magnetism
There was no doubting the animal magnetism of the man.
enchantment
The campsite had its own peculiar enchantment.
enticement
The cash bonus is an added enticement for the bank's customers.
captivation
temptingness

Phrasal verbs

See draw back
See draw on or upon something
See draw someone out
See draw something out
See draw something up
See draw up

Additional synonyms

in the sense of allure
Definition
attractiveness or appeal
It's a game that has really lost its allure.
Synonyms
attractiveness,
appeal,
charm,
attraction,
lure,
temptation,
glamour,
persuasion,
enchantment,
enticement,
seductiveness
in the sense of attraction
Definition
an interesting or desirable feature
It was never a physical attraction, just a meeting of minds.
Synonyms
appeal,
interest,
draw,
pull (informal),
come-on (informal),
charm,
incentive,
invitation,
lure,
bait,
temptation,
fascination,
attractiveness,
allure,
inducement,
magnetism,
enchantment,
endearment,
enticement,
captivation,
temptingness,
pleasingness
in the sense of attractiveness
Physical attractiveness can play a major part in how we react to people.
Synonyms
seductiveness,
appeal,
beauty,
charm,
good looks,
fairness,
allure,
magnetism,
desirability,
loveliness,
prettiness,
gorgeousness,
handsomeness,
pulchritude (formal, literary),
winsomeness,
comeliness,
engagingness,
glamorousness or glamourousness,
likableness or likeableness,
prepossessingness,
takingness,
winningness

Synonyms of 'draw'

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