drew
word · lemma: draw
/ˈdɹu/
droo
/dɹˈuː/
droo
Definition
Past tense of 'draw'. It can mean made a picture, pulled something, attracted attention or interest, or produced something such as a conclusion or breath, depending on the context.
Usage & Nuances
Very common and highly flexible. Frequent patterns include 'drew a picture', 'drew the curtains', 'drew attention', 'drew a conclusion', and 'drew a card'. Learners often confuse the 'make a picture' meaning with 'paint'; 'draw' usually means using lines, especially with a pencil or pen.
Spanish: dibujó - atrajo - sacóPortuguese (BR): desenhou - atraiu - puxouPortuguese (PT): desenhou - atraiu - puxouChinese (Simplified): 画了 - 吸引了 - 抽出Chinese (Traditional): 畫了 - 吸引了 - 抽出Hindi: बनाया - आकर्षित किया - खींचाArabic: رسم - جذب - سحبBengali: এঁকেছিল - টেনেছিল - আকৃষ্ট করেছিল - গ্রহণ করেছিলRussian: нарисовал - потянул - привлёк - сделал (вывод/вдох)Japanese: 描いた - 引っ張った - 引きつけた - 吸った (息を)Vietnamese: vẽ - kéo - thu hút - rút ra (kết luận/hơi thở)Korean: 그렸다 - 끌었다 - 끌어당겼다 - 내쉬었다 (호흡/결론)Turkish: çizdi - çekti - ilgisini çekti - çıkardı (sonuç/nefes)Urdu: کھینچا - بنایا (تصویر) - متوجہ کیا - نکالا (نتیجہ/سانس)Indonesian: menggambar - menarik - menarik perhatian - menarik (kesimpulan/napas)
Example Sentences
She drew a cat in her notebook.
basic
He drew the door open.
basic
The bright sign drew my eyes.
basic
Her comment drew a lot of attention online.
natural
After reading the report, we drew the same conclusion.
natural
She drew a deep breath before answering.
natural