Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Draw"

A: @LeonardoParra: a game. they probably said "it's a draw". it means they tied. there was no winner.

A: In the photo they're trying to find someone. So they are thinking up ways to bring him out of where ever he is hiding.

A: Walker is probably in hiding. Helen will lure him out of hiding/ entice him to come out of hiding

A: 뽑기통

A: It means to receive negative comments.
He will draw criticism for his insensitive remarks.

A: @Dan_L sure no problem ..
Examples :
• write your name in the blank space provided down below .

• wow , I really can’t remember the name of the movie my mind drew a blank .

A: Draw him out literally means 'To take him out of something'
Examples :
*My Father says Meditation really draws him out of his chaotic thoughts.
*He was drunk, we bearly managed to draw him out of the pub.
*He is so addicted to the internet, that I often make silly excuses to draw him out of his room.

A: 'I am going to draw out the design for the new building' is an example . Thank you!

A: This brilliant red coat is so striking against the white wall, it draws ones attention towards it.

draws one attention mainly means to get an individual's attention.

A: "Draw" has many meanings.

1. make a picture/mark (with pencils, pens, or digital pencils/pens)

"I will draw a map of the town."
"He drew a picture of a horse."
"Amy draws a smiley face on her students' good homework."
"Ethan drew a line down the paper."

2. pull or drag a vehicle/cart behind you

"The horses drew the cart behind them."
"I drew the sleigh behind me."

3. entice (someone) towards/into a direction

"The smell of cookies drew Kevin into the bakery."
"She looked very sexy when she whispered to him, which drew him into the bedroom

4. pull curtains/blinds/etc. closed or open

"Courtney drew the curtains."
"Can I draw the blinds?"
"David drew the drapes."

5. fill a bath with water

"My mom drew me a bath when I was sick."
"I will draw a bath tonight."

6. take; extract

"The lottery balls were drawn from the box."
"A jury was drawn from members of the public."
"I drew my sword from its sheath."

7. take a breath

"I drew a breath of air after my head emerged from the sea."

8. attract

"His wonderful singing drew a crowd."
"Bright colours draw bees to flowers."

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There are more! But these are the most common.

As a noun "draw" also means "tie"; "even/equal outcome". Example: The game ended in a draw.

A: At the most basic level, to paint is to apply paint to a surface, such as a canvas, paper, wall etc.

To draw is to create an image or diagram by making marks on a surface.

As you mentioned, drawing can involve various media because drawing simply means creating a picture.

Painting means applying paint to a surface and so by definition can't involve other media.

Drawing is more inherently artistic than painting, which is not only used to create art and can simply be functional.

A: In this context, they are the same

"You didn't win, it was a draw!"
"You didn't win, it was a tie!" or "You didn't win, we tied!"

"Neither side won, it was a tie."
"Neither side won, it was a draw."

like this, the words are identical

A: They all mean the same thing. In the US it is common to hear "make a salary".

"draw a salary" = "make a salary" = "get a salary" = "take a salary"

A: each one has a different tool that is used
i'm going to draw a picture of you(to draw you would use pencil or pen)

i'm going to paint a picture of you(to paint you would use a paint brush on a wall or canvas)

A: Raffle = pay to play. (He bought two raffle tickets, hoping to win the new car.)

Drawing = free to play (The restaurant was holding a drawing for free lunches. You just had to fill out an entry ticket.)

A: Could you please make the gesture of a boy kicking a ball more visible than it's now, as shown in the reference below?

A: I love to drawing.
In my free time I like to draw.
One of my hobbies is to draw.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Draw

A: I draw a lot.
We draw a lot.
They draw a lot.
You draw a lot.

A: "an illustration"

A: "Unless he hung up his gun and somehow made it a stick" is a figure of speech that typically means he should give up gunslinging.

A: Let's draw self-portraits

A: You're welcome! You can say, "I won a raffle!" too. :) I don't hear too many people say "I won a draw" in English.

A: "Enter the draw" means you'd put your name in a pool of other names for some kind of raffle.
"I entered the draw to win a Toyota Camry".
"Can you believe I entered the draw and actually won 100 dollars?!".
"I entered the draw but there's so many people that I don't think I have a chance of winning anything".