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drew, drawn UK: /drɔː/ US: /drɑː/Translation
v [t, i]
›
⇨ dibujar
He drew a snowman Dibujó un muñeco de nieve
› (en deportes)
⇨ empatar
They drew two all Empataron a dos
■ constr. to draw with sbv [t]
→ to draw back→ to draw in→ to draw sb into sth→ to draw on sth/sb→ to draw sth out [m]→ to draw up→ to draw sth up [m]Véase tb: to draw the curtains›
⇨ atraer
to draw a crowd atraer a una multitud
⇨ despertar interés
› (de un banco)
⇨ sacar [dinero]
›
⇨ sacar [un arma]
to draw a gun sacar una pistola
› (las cortinas)
⇨ correr
⇨ descorrer
Let's draw open the curtains Vamos a descorrer las cortinas
to draw (a) breath
⇨ respirar hondo
She always draws a breath before starting her speeches Siempre respira hondo antes de comenzar sus discursos
to draw a comparison
⇨ hacer una comparación
⇨ comparar
to draw a distinction
⇨ diferenciar
⇨ distinguir
to draw conclusions
⇨ sacar conclusiones
⇨ concluir
to draw into The car drew into the car park
El coche entró en el aparcamiento
to draw near
⇨ acercarse
to draw (sb's attention) to sth/sb
⇨ llamar la atención de
to draw to a {close/end}
⇨ llegar al final
⇨ acabar
(Definition of draw vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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