To produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on paper with a pencil, pen, etc. She loves to draw landscapes in her sketchbook.
To pull or drag something in a particular direction or to a particular position. He drew the curtains to let in the sunlight.
To attract or pull in a particular direction. The concert drew a large crowd to the venue.
To extract or take out something from a container or source. She drew water from the well every morning.
To move or come steadily or gradually. The train drew closer to the station.
To reach a conclusion or inference from evidence or reasoning. From the data, we can draw several important conclusions.
To cause a game or contest to end with an equal score. The teams drew 2-2 in the final match.
A game or contest that ends with the score tied and no winner. The soccer match ended in a draw, with both teams scoring two goals each.
An act of selecting names or numbers randomly, often for a prize or lottery. The draw for the raffle will take place at the end of the event.
An attraction or feature that pulls people in or makes them interested. The new roller coaster is the main draw for visitors to the amusement park.
A pull on something, such as a bowstring or a cigarette. He took a long draw on his cigarette before speaking.