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Traductions

drawnadjective
more drawn
Comp.
most drawn
Super.
Qualitative adjective describing haggard appearance or a contest that ends in a tie.
After the long night her face looked thin and drawn.
После долгой ночи её лицо выглядело худым и измученным.
The match was declared drawn after ninety minutes.
Матч был объявлен ничейным после девяноста минут.
drawnpast participle
Used to qualify nouns that have been pulled, extracted or produced by drawing.
The nail was drawn from the board.
Гвоздь был вытянут из доски.
He showed us a beautifully drawn landscape.
Он показал нам красиво нарисованный пейзаж.
Traductions supplémentaires
извлечённый
запряжённыйО повозке, транспорте, который тянут животные
drawverb

drawn

Past Participle

drew
Past Simple
drawn
Past Participle
drawing
Gerund
UK
/drɔː/
US
/drɔː/
She likes to draw landscapes in her free time.
Она любит рисовать пейзажи в свободное время.
He tried to draw the heavy box across the floor.
Он пытался тянуть тяжелую коробку по полу.
The event is expected to draw a large crowd.
Ожидается, что мероприятие привлечет большую толпу.
He managed to draw the sword from its sheath.
Ему удалось вытащить меч из ножен.
The doctor will draw blood for the test.
Врач извлечет кровь для анализа.
Traductions supplémentaires
черпать
проводить
обрисовать
приближать
засасывать
Synonymes
pull
attract
sketch
illustrate
depict
draft
trace
pull in
extract
Antonymes
push
repel

Définitions

drawnadjective
Showing signs of fatigue, tension, or illness; haggard.
After the long night her face looked thin and drawn.
(Of a contest or game) ending with neither side winning; tied.
The match was declared drawn after ninety minutes.
drawnpast participle
Pulled or removed from its place; extracted by drawing.
The carriage was drawn by two sturdy horses.
Created or depicted by making lines on a surface; sketched.
The artist exhibited several finely drawn portraits.
drawverb
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.
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