verb

drew

drew, pulled, attracted

She drew a picture of a house.

She drew a picture of a house.

He drew the curtains to let in light.

He drew the curtains to let in light.

The event drew a large crowd.

The event drew a large crowd.

They drew their game 2-2.

They drew their game 2-2.

((sth.)) to create a picture of (sth.) She drew a picture.

((sth.)) to pull or move (sth.) in a particular direction He drew the curtains.

((sb./sth.)) to attract (sb./sth.) The event drew a crowd.

Synonyms: sketch, pull, attract, tie

From Old English 'dragan', meaning 'to drag, to pull'. The sense of creating a picture comes from 'drawing' a line.

Think of 'drawing' a picture by 'dragging' a pencil across the paper.

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