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Verb (short for verb)? Drag; Approaching; Painting; Excerpts; Pull; draw
Noun (short for noun)? A draw; Draw lots; Pull; Drag; Something attractive
Draw, when used as a noun, means "draw lots", which means to draw any one from many choices to decide something or an award.
Draw can also mean that there is no winner in a game, which is a figurative "draw". Draw can also mean "attractive person or thing", which means that someone or something is full of temptation to others. Draw can also mean smoking.
When used to explain "Drawing lots, drawing lots", draw is usually singular.
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Distinguishing synonyms
Drag, pull, drag, drag, drag, drag, drag.
These verbs all mean "drag, pull".
1, dragging means dragging or pulling a heavy person or thing slowly along a slope or horizontal direction. When used figuratively, it can refer to dragging people over.
2.draw refers to dragging a person or a thing in the direction of the contributor, which does not involve the size of the force and contains the meaning of stability. It is often used as a metaphor.
3. La is the most common word, which contains some meanings of other words in this group. It can refer to all-round pulling, focusing on temporary or sudden pulling.
4.haul refers to dragging or pulling hard, which does not involve direction and is often used as a navigation word.
5.tug refers to dragging or pulling hard in waves, but it does not necessarily make the person or thing being pulled move.
6.tow refers to dragging or pulling things with ropes or chains that have no power or cannot use their own power.
7.jerk means to pull quickly and suddenly.