draw
/drɔː/
/drɔː/
释义
verb画；拉（窗帘）；拖，拉：抽；拔；拖动，拉动；移动，行进；打成平手；移开，后退；取钱，提款；到达某处停下；拟订，起草
noun平局，和局
英英释义
verbto make a picture with a pen or a pencil
verbto learn or think something after studying or thinking about it
verbto pull or take something from a place
verbto pull something to make it move
verbto move or come
verbto end a game with the same number of points for both players or teams
verbto move away from somebody or something
verbto take money out of a bank
verbto come to a place and stop
verbto write something
nounthe result of a game when both players or teams have the same number of points
场景例句
- She drew a picture of a horse.
- He has drawn a car.
- My sister draws well.
- Can we draw any conclusions from this survey?
- I drew my chair up closer to the fire.
- He drew a knife from his pocket.
- The carriage was drawn by two horses.
- I switched on the light and drew the curtains (= closed them).
- The train drew into the station.
- Liverpool and Tottenham drew in last Saturday’s match.
- He came close but she drew back.
- I drew out £50 before I went shopping.
- A taxi drew up outside the house.
- They drew up a list of people who they wanted to invite.
- The football match ended in a 1-1 draw.
词态变化
draw, draws, drew, drawing, drawn
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