draw out

US /drɔː aʊt/
UK /drɔː aʊt/
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1.

to make something last longer than is necessary or expected

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The speaker tended to draw out his speeches, making them quite lengthy.
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Don't draw out the negotiation; we need a quick resolution.
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2.

to encourage someone to talk or express themselves more freely

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It took some effort to draw out the shy student.
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Her questions were designed to draw out his true feelings.
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elicitextractcoaxencourage
3.

to withdraw money from an account

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I need to draw out some cash for the trip.
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You can draw out funds from your savings account at any time.
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withdrawextracttake out
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