Pronunciation 1: /dr? /(similar to the sound in "raw")
Explanation 1: (verb) refers to moving, dragging or drawing objects closer by force. She drew a picture on the paper. She drew a picture on the paper. )
Pronunciation 2:/dr ι? /(Similar to the sound in Saw)
Explanation 2: (noun) indicates the process of drawing lots or lots. They held a lottery and I won the first lottery. They held a lottery and I won the first prize. )
Interpretation 3: (verb) means to draw a picture and depict an image. He paints beautifully. His paintings are great. )
Explanation 4: (noun) indicates a draw or the result of a draw. The game ended in a draw. ) The game ended in a draw. )
It should be noted that the word "draw" has other unusual pronunciations and meanings, and its meaning may be different according to the specific context and context.
"draw" can be used as both a verb and a noun.
As a verb:
1 means to pull or pull hard: May I close the curtains? Please close the curtains. )
He pulled the car up the hill. He pulled the carriage up the hill. )
Draw or paint:
She likes painting landscapes.
She likes painting landscapes. )
The painter painted a portrait of his wife.
The painter painted a portrait of his wife. )
To attract or attract attention:
The film attracted many audiences.
The film attracted a large audience. )
This book attracts readers with gripping stories.
This book attracts readers through gripping stories. )
Withdraw money, withdraw money:
I need to withdraw some money from the ATM.
I need to withdraw some money from the ATM. )
As a noun:
1, draw: The football match ended in a draw.
The football match ended in a draw. )
She won the prize in the lucky draw.
She won the lottery prize. )
Attraction: This city has many cultural attractions.
This city has many cultural charms. )