draw是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to make a picture of something or someone with a pencil or pen -- 画，绘画

  • Jonathan can draw very well. 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。

• 1 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。

  • Could I draw your attention to item number three on the agenda? 我可以请你看一看议程的第3项内容吗？

  • UK Does he wear those ridiculous clothes to draw attention to himself? 他穿那些滑稽的衣服就是想吸引人们的注意吗？

  • Her eyes were immediately drawn to the tall blond man standing at the bar. 她的注意力立即被吧台旁站着的一位高个头的金发男子吸引住了。

• 2 to make or show a comparison between things -- 作（比较），进行（对比）

  • You can't really draw a comparison between the two cases - they're completely different. 你不能拿这两个案子相比较——因为它们完全不同。

  • It's sometimes very difficult to draw a clear distinction between the meanings of different words. 有时很难明确区分不同单词的含义。

  • 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。

• 3 to move in a particular direction, especially in a vehicle -- （尤指乘车辆）移动，行进

  • The train slowly drew into the station/drew in. 火车慢慢开进车站。

  • As we drew alongside (= reached) the black car, I suddenly recognized my ex-boyfriend at the wheel. 当我们来到那辆黑色汽车跟前的时候，我突然发现开车的是我以前的男朋友。

  • UK Montgomery drew level with Greene in the 100 metres final, but never passed him. 在100米决赛中蒙哥马利和格林并驾齐驱，但却一直未能超过他。

  • As Christmas draws nearer, the big stores 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。

  • 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。

• 4 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. 昨晚她在参议院的讲话引起了人们的愤怒。

• 5 to pull or direct something in a particular direction -- 拉，拽，牵引

  • She drew her coat tightly around her shoulders. 她在肩膀处把外衣拉紧。

  • The crowd watched as the referee drew the player aside/to one side and spoke to him. 人们看到裁判把那名运动员带到一边和他说了些什么。

• 6 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。

• 7 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 and held it to my throat. 突然他拿出一把枪／刀抵住我的喉咙。

  • He bit me so hard that it drew blood. 他把我咬得都出血了。

• 8 to get a feeling, idea, etc. from something or someone -- 获得，得到

  • She drew comfort from the fact that he died peacefully. 他去世时很安详，为此她感到欣慰。

• 9 to take air or smoke into your lungs -- 吸入（空气或烟雾）；吸气

  • She drew a deep breath and plunged into the water. 她深吸一口气然后猛地跳入水中。

• 10 to finish a game with the same number of points as the other person or team -- 以平局告终；战平

  • Coventry drew 1–1 with United in the semifinal. 考文垂队在半决赛中以1:1与曼联队战平。

• 11 to get money from a bank, account, etc. so that you can use it -- 取（款），取（钱），支取

  • I drew some money out of my account to pay for our trip. 我从账户中取了些钱给我们作旅费。

  • He's been drawing a pension for ten years. 他领取养老金已经10年了。

• 12 someone or something that a lot of people are interested in -- 有吸引力的人（或事物）

  • We need someone at the event who'll be a big draw and attract the paying public. 我们需要一个深受大家喜欢的人到场，以吸引人们花钱买票。

• 13 a situation in which each team in a game has equal points and neither side wins -- 平局

  • The result was a draw. 结果是平局。

• 14 a competition that is decided by choosing a particular ticket or number by chance -- 抽签；抽奖