draw

US /drɑː/
UK /drɑː/
"draw" picture
1.

to make a picture of something or someone with a pencil or pen rather than paint

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She likes to draw animals.
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Can you draw a straight line?
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2.

to pull or drag something in a particular direction

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He tried to draw the curtain open.
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The wagon was drawn by two horses.
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pulldraghaultowtug
3.

to attract or interest someone

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The exhibition is expected to draw large crowds.
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His charisma always manages to draw people to him.
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attractlureenticebeckoncaptivate
1.

a game or contest in which neither side wins or loses

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The football match ended in a draw.
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It was a draw, so they'll have a rematch.
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2.

an act of pulling or attracting something or someone

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The draw of the city lights was irresistible.
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He felt a strong draw to the mountains.
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attractionappealallurecharmmagnetism
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