Draw into Meaning in English

expression

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Definición

To cause someone or something to become involved in an activity, situation, or process, often gradually or unexpectedly.

Uso & Matices

Semi-formal and often used in both positive and negative contexts. Common with 'argument', 'discussion', 'trouble', or 'project'. Implies that the involvement is not always voluntary. Often followed by a noun or gerund ('draw into conflict'). Distinct from simply 'draw' (to sketch) and 'pull in' (physical movement).

• Spanish: atraer a - involucrar en
• Portuguese (BR): atrair para - envolver em
• Portuguese (PT): atrair para - envolver em
• Chinese (Simplified): 引入 - 卷入
• Chinese (Traditional): 引入 - 捲入
• Hindi: में खींच लेना - शामिल करना
• Arabic: يَجذب إلى - يُورِّط في
• Bengali: জড়িয়ে পড়া - টেনে নেওয়া (কোনো কাজে/পরিস্থিতিতে)
• Russian: втягивать - вовлекать
• Japanese: 巻き込む - 引き込む
• Vietnamese: lôi kéo vào - cuốn vào
• Korean: 끌어들이다 - 끌어넣다
• Turkish: dahil etmek - içine çekmek
• Urdu: شامل کرنا - ملوث کرنا
• Indonesian: tertarik ke dalam - dilibatkan

Oraciones de Ejemplo

She was drawn into the conversation by her friends.

basic

The child was drawn into the game by his classmates.

basic

He didn't want to be drawn into the argument.

basic

I got drawn into volunteering without really planning to.

natural

Be careful not to get drawn into office drama.

natural

Somehow, I always end up drawn into big projects.

natural