| 单词 | draw |
| 释义 | draw UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn) PICTURE 图 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to make a picture of something or someone with a pencil or pen 画，绘画 •Jonathan can draw brilliantly.乔纳森的画画得相当棒。 •The children drew pictures of their families.孩子们画了自己的家人。 •Draw a line at the bottom of the page.在本页的底部画一条线 。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)ATTRACT 吸引 IMPROVER transitive ■to attract attention or interest 吸引，引起（兴趣、注意） •He's an excellent speaker who always draws a crowd.他很擅长演讲，总能吸引大批的听众。 •Does he wear those ridiculous clothes to draw attention •Could I draw your attention to draw your eye(s) ■to attract your attention 吸引注意力 •Her eyes were immediately drawn to UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)MAKE 作 ADVANCED transitive formal ■to make or show a comparison between things 作（比较），进行（对比） •You can't really draw a comparison •It's sometimes very difficult to draw a clear distinction draw a conclusion ADVANCED ■to consider the facts of a situation and make a decision about what is true, correct, likely to happen, etc. 得出结论，推论 •I'd seen them together so often I drew the logical conclusion that they were husband and wife.我常看见他们在一起，所以认为他们是夫妻。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)MOVE 移动 ADVANCED intransitive + adverb or preposition ■to move in a particular direction, especially in a vehicle （尤指乘车辆）移动，行进 •The train slowly drew into •As we drew alongside •Montgomery drew level with draw near/close, etc. ■to become nearer in space or time 靠近，接近 •As Christmas draws nearer, the shops start to get unbearably crowded.随着圣诞节的临近，商店开始变得拥挤不堪。 •As she drew closer I realized that I knew her.等她走近一些后我才发现我认识她。 draw to a close/an end ■to gradually finish 即将结束，即将完成 •As the evening drew to a close, people started reaching for their coats.晚会即将结束的时候人们开始去拿自己的外套。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)CAUSE 引起 transitive ■If something draws a reaction, people react in the stated way 引起，激起（反应） •Her speech last night in the Senate drew an angry response UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)PULL 拉 transitive + adverb or preposition ■to pull or direct something in a particular direction 拉，拽，牵引 •She drew her coat tightly around her shoulders.她拉紧外衣的肩膀处。 •The crowd watched as the referee drew the player aside/to one side draw the curtains ■to pull curtains so that they are either together or apart 拉窗帘 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn) CHOOSE 选择 intransitive or transitive ■to choose a number, card, etc. from several numbers, cards, etc. without first seeing it, in a competition or a game 抽（签、牌），抽取 •I was dealt two aces and I drew a third.发牌时我得到两张 A 牌，后来我又抽到了一张。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)TAKE OUT 拿出 transitive ■to take something out of a container or your pocket, especially a weapon 拿出，拔出，抽出（尤指武器） •Suddenly he drew a gun/knife transitive ■to cause a substance, especially blood, to come out of a body 使（尤指血液）流出，使渗出 •He bit me so hard that it drew blood UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)USE 使用 transitive ■to get a feeling, idea, etc. from something or someone 获得，得到 •She drew comfort from UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)INTO LUNGS 进入肺部 intransitive or transitive ■to take air or smoke into your lungs 吸入（空气或烟雾）；吸气 •She drew a deep breath UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)EQUAL 相同 intransitive ■to finish a game with the same number of points as the other person or team （游戏）以平局告终；战平 •Coventry drew 1-1 with Manchester United in the semi-finals.考文垂队在准决赛中以一比一与曼联队战平。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)MONEY 钱 [T + prep] ■to get money from a bank, account, etc. so that you can use it 取（款），取（钱），支取 •Alison drew some money transitive ■to receive money regularly, especially as an employee or from the government （尤指从雇主或政府那里）定期领取（一定数额的钱） •He's been drawing a pension for ten years.他领取养老金已经十年了。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)draw a blank informal ■to fail to get an answer or a result 未能答覆；毫无结果 •He asked me for my phone number and I drew a blank - I just couldn't remember it.他向我要电话号码可我却没给他——我把号码给忘了。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)draw a veil over sth UK ■If you draw a veil over a particular subject, you do not speak about it because it is unpleasant and you do not want to think about it 不提及，避讳（某个话题） •Yes, well I think we'll just draw a veil over what went on last night.是啊，我想昨晚发生的事情我们就不要提了。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)draw breath UK ■to pause for a moment to allow your breathing to become calmer and easier 歇口气，缓口气 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn) draw the line ■to never do something because you think it is wrong 绝不去做 •I swear quite a lot but even I draw the line at UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs draw back ■to move away from someone or something, usually because you are surprised or frightened （通常指因惊异或恐惧而）退后，退缩 •She leaned forward to stroke the dog but quickly drew back when she saw its teeth.她俯身去摸那条狗，但看到它的牙齿后马上退了回来。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs draw in UK ■If days, evenings or nights draw in, it becomes darker earlier because autumn or winter is coming. （天黑得）渐早；（白昼）渐短 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn) Phrasal Verbs draw sb into sth ■to make someone become involved in a difficult or unpleasant situation 把（某人）卷入，使（某人）参与 •They tried to draw me into their argument but I refused.他们试图让我参加他们的争论，但我拒绝了。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs [M] draw sth off ■to remove a small amount of liquid from a larger amount, especially by allowing it to flow through a pipe （尤指透过管道）抽出，放出，排出 •She drew off a little of her home-made wine just to taste.她取出一点儿自家酿的酒尝了尝。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs draw on sth ■to use information or your knowledge of something to help you do something 利用，依赖（资讯或知识） •His novels draw heavily on his childhood.他的小说大多取材于自己的童年经历。 •She had a wealth of experience to draw on.她有丰富的经验可资借鉴。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs [M] draw sth out ■to cause something to last longer than is usual or necessary （时间上）延长，拉长，拖延 •The director drew the meeting out for another hour.主管把会议又延长了一个小时。 UK [drɔ:] US [drɑ:] verb (drew, drawn)Phrasal Verbs [M] draw sb out ■to help someone to express their thoughts and feelings more easily by making them feel less nervous 引导（某人）说出，使（某人）畅所欲言 ■1. Like all good interviewers he manages to draw people out of themselves.draw 1 |
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