Draw: English /dr? /。 America /dr? /。
Verb (abbreviation of verb)
Make (comparison or contrast); Painting; Attraction; Pull (move); Move (in a certain direction), March; To produce, cause, or evoke (a reaction or response); Description (in pencil, pen or chalk); Excerpts; Traction; Pull it out; Smoking (cigarettes); Draw (sign, card); Obtain; Painting; Drag (move); Pull it out; Cause to speak; Ended in a draw.
Noun (short for noun)
Draw lots; Lucky draw; A draw; A draw; Smoking; Lucky draw; Regardless of the outcome; An attractive person (or thing); The opponent's game is decided by drawing lots.
Third person singular: draw present participle: draw past tense: draw past participle: draw.
Take? Answer? Sheets? Yes? Paper? And then what? Painting? Answer? Line? Come down? That? middle ?
Take out a piece of paper and draw a line in the middle.
I will? Painting? What about you? Answer? Map? Yes? How come? Where to? Get? Where to? Mine? House. ?
I'll draw you a road map to my home.
Is it? Just? One? Yes? How many? Project? Open? That? Painting? Board of directors. ?
This is just one of several projects being planned.
we? Need? Where to? Painting? Answer? The difference? Between? That? Two? Events. ?
We must distinguish between these two events.
They? Had it? Where to? Painting? Is it a lot? Where to? Decide? Who is it? Will it? Let's go ?
They had to draw lots to decide who would go.