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drawn1 [Am drɔn, Brit drɔːn] Past part
draw
I. draw <Past drew, Past Part drawn> [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERB trans
1.1. draw:
1.2. draw (in specified direction):
1.3. draw (pull along):
2. draw (bring to specified state):
3.1. draw (pull out):
3.2. draw (cause to flow):
3.3. draw SPIELE:
3.4. draw (in contest, tournament):
4.1. draw FIN:
4.2. draw (derive):
5. draw (establish):
6.1. draw (attract):
6.2. draw (elicit):
II. draw <Past drew, Past Part drawn> [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERB intr
1. draw (move):
3. draw Brit:
III. draw [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] SUBST
1. draw (raffle):
2. draw (tie):
5. draw (of handgun):
drawn butter SUBST U Am
- drawn butter
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I. draw <Past drew, Past Part drawn> [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERB trans
1.1. draw:
1.2. draw (in specified direction):
1.3. draw (pull along):
2. draw (bring to specified state):
3.1. draw (pull out):
3.2. draw (cause to flow):
3.3. draw SPIELE:
3.4. draw (in contest, tournament):
4.1. draw FIN:
4.2. draw (derive):
5. draw (establish):
6.1. draw (attract):
6.2. draw (elicit):
II. draw <Past drew, Past Part drawn> [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERB intr
1. draw (move):
3. draw Brit:
III. draw [Am drɔ, Brit drɔː] SUBST
1. draw (raffle):
2. draw (tie):
5. draw (of handgun):
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. drawn [drɔ:n, Am drɑ:n] VERB
drawn Part Perf of draw
II. drawn [drɔ:n, Am drɑ:n] ADJ
I. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERB trans
1. draw KUNST:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
11. draw FIN, WIRTSCH (write out a bill, cheque or draft):
II. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERB intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn SUBST
I. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERB trans
1. draw KUNST:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
11. draw FIN, WIRTSCH (write out a bill, cheque or draft):
II. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERB intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ:, Am drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn SUBST
I. draw up VERB trans
I. draw out VERB trans
2. draw out (elicit):
I. draw on VERB trans
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. drawn [drɔn] VERB
drawn Part Perf of draw
II. drawn [drɔn] ADJ
I. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERB trans
1. draw KUNST:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
8. draw (pay with):
II. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERB intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ] SUBST
I. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERB trans
1. draw KUNST:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
8. draw (pay with):
II. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERB intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ] SUBST
I. draw up VERB trans
I. draw on VERB trans
I. draw out VERB trans
2. draw out (elicit):
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During the winter draw down of the reservoir, the original bed of the river is visible in its natural course.
en.wikipedia.org They are already having to draw down on this wealth to plug holes in their budgets at home, extracting a net $88bn last year.
www.telegraph.co.uk In the shafts normally utility systems for offloading, drilling, draw down and ballast are put up.
en.wikipedia.org Graduates of secondary schools are able to draw down $100,000, while tertiary students can secure loans of $250,000 each.
jamaica-gleaner.com A revolving credit line allows borrowers to draw down, repay and reborrow as often as necessary.
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