Словарь синонимов английского языка - draw

(v) 1. pull, tug, tow, drag, haul, lug: The gypsy caravan was drawn by two horses. 2. pull or take out, extract; unsheathe, unholster: The cowboy drew his gun and began firing. 3. draw off; pour; drain off or out: She drew two pails of water for the horses. 4. attract, gather, allure, lure, bring out or forth, elicit, Colloq pull: Anything will draw a crowd in New York. 5. depict, sketch, portray, outline, delineate, design, limn, paint: The artist was drawing pictures in chalk on the pavement. 6. devise, draw up, draft, create, contrive, frame, compose, prepare: The plans for the new civic centre have not yet been drawn. 7. inhale, breathe (in), inspire; suck in: She's very ill and may draw her last breath any minute. 8. draw out, withdraw, take, receive, get, acquire, obtain, secure, procure, extract, remove: I have do draw come money from my bank account for groceries. 9. choose, pick, select, take: It is your turn to draw a card. 10. draw back. retreat, recoil, shrink (from), withdraw: He drew back quickly when he caw the snake. 11. draw in. arrive, pull in: The train drew in to the station. 12. draw off. a tap, pour: The barmaid drew off two large beers from the keg. b withdraw, draw or go away, depart, leave: The Indians drew off and waited to see what we would do. 13. draw on. a employ, use, make use of, exploit, have resort or recourse to, resort to, fall back on, rely or depend on: She drew on her years of experience as a doctor. b come close or near, near, draw nigh, approach, advance: With the cold season drawing on, we had to get in the crops. 14. draw out. a extend, drag out, prolong, protract, lengthen, stretch, spin out: Her visit has been drawn out to a week. b elicit, evoke, induce to talk: I drew him out on his feelings about social security. c See 8, above. 15. draw up. a halt, stop, pull up or over: A taxi drew up and I got in. b draft, compose, prepare, put down (in writing), frame, compile, put together, formulate: We drew up the agreement only yesterday. c arrange, deploy, position, order, rank, marshal: The troops were drawn up in full battle array. -(n) 16. magnetism, attraction, lure, enticement, Colloq pull, drawing power: The draw of the rock concert was extraordinary. 17. tie, stalemate, dead heat, deadlock: The race ended in a draw for second place.