drawn in

UK
/drɔːn ɪn/
US
/drɔn ɪn/
draw inverb

drawn in

Partizip Perfekt

drew in
Präteritum
drawn in
Partizip Perfekt
drawing in
Gerundium
UK
/drɔː ɪn/
US
/drɔ ɪn/
Übersetzungen
The teacher tried to draw in all the students during the discussion.
Учитель пытался вовлечь всех учеников в обсуждение.
The artist managed to draw in the audience with his captivating performance.
Художнику удалось втянуть аудиторию своим захватывающим выступлением.
As the train drew in, the passengers prepared to disembark.
Когда поезд подтягивался, пассажиры готовились к выходу.
Definitionen
To cause someone or something to become involved in a situation or activity.
The exciting story drew in many new readers.
To pull or attract something towards oneself.
He drew in a deep breath before speaking.
To shorten or tighten something, such as a rope or sail.
The sailor drew in the sails as the wind picked up.
To approach or come closer, often used in reference to time or seasons.
As winter draws in, the days become shorter.