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A1  draw  (resim) çizmekçekmek, çıkarmak

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verb  /drɔː   / verb (past tense drew /druː   /; past participle drawn /drɔːn   /) draw (verb)
 /drɔː  
/ verb (past tense drew
/druː   /; past
participle drawn /drɔːn   /)
 
PICTURE 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to make a picture or
diagram of sth with a pencil, pen, etc. but not paint
(resim)
çizmek
 Shall I draw you a map of how to get there?
 I'm good at painting but I can't draw.
PULL 
2 [transitive]
to pull sth/sb into a
new position or in the direction mentioned
çekmek, çıkarmak
 She drew the letter out of her pocket and
handed it to me.
 The cowboy drew his gun.
 to draw the curtains
 He drew me by the hand into the room.
 Why don't you draw your chairs up to the
fire?
 The carriage was drawn by six horses.
MOVE 
3 [intransitive]
to move in the
direction mentioned
-e
doğru ilerlemek, -den hareket etmek
 The train drew into the station
 I became more anxious as my exams drew
nearer.
GET/TAKE 
4 [transitive]
 draw sth (from sb/sth)
to get or take sth from
sb/sth
almak, sağlamak
 He draws the inspiration for his stories
from his family.
 This information has been drawn from a
number of sources.
ATTRACT 
5 [transitive]
draw
sth (from sb); draw sb (to sb/sth)
to make sb react to or
be interested in sb/sth
çekmek, cezbetmek,
toplamak
 The advertisement has drawn criticism from
people all over the country.
 She had always been drawn to older men.
 The musicians drew quite a large crowd.
LEARN 
6 [transitive]
draw
sth (from sth)
to learn or decide sth
as a result of study, research or experience
çıkarmak, elde
etmek
 Can we draw any conclusions
from this survey?
 There are important lessons to be drawn
from this tragedy.
GAME 
7 [intransitive,
transitive]
to finish a game,
competition, etc. with equal scores so that neither person or team wins
berabere
kalmak
 The two teams drew.
 The match was drawn.
IDIOMS
bring
sth/come/draw to an end
(to cause sth) to
finish
sonlandırmak; 
sona
ermek
 His stay in England was coming to an end.
draw
(sb's) attention to sth
to make sb notice sth
dikkatini
çekmek
 Can I draw your attention to point seven on
the agenda?
 The article draws attention to the problem
of homelessness.
draw
a blank
to get no result or
find no answer
bir
yere varamamak
 Detectives investigating the case have
drawn a blank so far.
draw
a distinction between sth and sth
to show how two things
are different
birbirinden
ayırmak, ayırt etmek
 It's important to draw a distinction
between the methods used now and those used previously.
draw
the line at sth/doing sth
to say ‘no’ to sth
even though you are happy to help in other ways
çizgiyi
çekmek, orada dur demek
 I do most of the cooking but I draw the
line at washing up as well!
draw
lots
to decide sth by
chance
kura
çekmek
 They drew lots to see who should stay
behind.
PHRASAL VERBS
draw
in
to get dark earlier as
winter arrives
 (gün) kısalmak
 The days/nights are drawing in.
draw
out
(used about days) to
get longer in the spring
 (gün) uzamak
draw
sth out
to take money out of a
bank account
para
çekmek
 How much cash do I need to draw out?
draw
up
(used about a car,
etc.) to drive up and stop in front of or near sth
 (araç) yanaşıp
durmak, gelmek
 A police car drew up outside the building.
draw
sth up
to prepare and write a
document, list, etc.
 (belge) düzenlemek
 Our solicitor is going to draw up the
contract.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	draw
IPA	/drɔː / verb (past tense drew /druː /; past participle drawn /drɔːn /)
Back	(resim) çizmek çekmek, çıkarmak
Back 2	draw (verb) /drɔː / verb (past tense drew /druː /; past participle drawn /drɔːn /) PICTURE 1 [intransitive, transitive] to make a picture or diagram of sth with a pencil, pen, etc. but not paint (resim) çizmek Shall I draw you a map of how to get there? I'm good at painting but I can't draw. PULL 2 [transitive] to pull sth/sb into a new position or in the direction mentioned çekmek, çıkarmak She drew the letter out of her pocket and handed it to me. The cowboy drew his gun. to draw the curtains He drew me by the hand into the room. Why don't you draw your chairs up to the fire? The carriage was drawn by six horses. MOVE 3 [intransitive] to move in the direction mentioned -e doğru ilerlemek, -den hareket etmek The train drew into the station I became more anxious as my exams drew nearer. GET/TAKE 4 [transitive] draw sth (from sb/sth) to get or take sth from sb/sth almak, sağlamak He draws the inspiration for his stories from his family. This information has been drawn from a number of sources. ATTRACT 5 [transitive] draw sth (from sb); draw sb (to sb/sth) to make sb react to or be interested in sb/sth çekmek, cezbetmek, toplamak The advertisement has drawn criticism from people all over the country. She had always been drawn to older men. The musicians drew quite a large crowd. LEARN 6 [transitive] draw sth (from sth) to learn or decide sth as a result of study, research or experience çıkarmak, elde etmek Can we draw* any conclusions from this survey?* There are important lessons to be drawn* from this tragedy.* GAME 7 [intransitive, transitive] to finish a game, competition, etc. with equal scores so that neither person or team wins berabere kalmak The two teams drew. The match was drawn. IDIOMS bring sth/come/draw to an end (to cause sth) to finish sonlandırmak; sona ermek His stay in England was coming to an end. draw (sb's) attention to sth to make sb notice sth dikkatini çekmek Can I draw your attention to point seven on the agenda? The article draws attention to the problem of homelessness. draw a blank to get no result or find no answer bir yere varamamak Detectives investigating the case have drawn a blank so far. draw a distinction between sth and sth to show how two things are different birbirinden ayırmak, ayırt etmek It's important to draw a distinction between the methods used now and those used previously. draw the line at sth/doing sth to say ‘no’ to sth even though you are happy to help in other ways çizgiyi çekmek, orada dur demek I do most of the cooking but I draw the line at washing up as well! draw lots to decide sth by chance kura çekmek They drew lots to see who should stay behind. PHRASAL VERBS draw in to get dark earlier as winter arrives (gün) kısalmak The days/nights are drawing in. draw out (used about days) to get longer in the spring (gün) uzamak draw sth out to take money out of a bank account para çekmek How much cash do I need to draw out? draw up (used about a car, etc.) to drive up and stop in front of or near sth (araç) yanaşıp durmak, gelmek A police car drew up outside the building. draw sth up to prepare and write a document, list, etc. (belge) düzenlemek Our solicitor is going to draw up the contract.

Draw Sth Drew Drawn I Transitive çekmek Past

draw (verb)