Draw ahead Meaning in English
expression
释义
To move into the lead or ahead of others, especially in a race or competition. Often used when someone passes another and takes a leading position.
用法与细微差别
'Draw ahead' is commonly used in sports commentary or descriptions of races; it’s less common in everyday conversation. It always implies overtaking someone or something. Don’t confuse with 'pull ahead' (which is more common in American English) or 'draw' as 'to sketch'.
例句
He started to draw ahead in the final lap of the race.
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Our team managed to draw ahead just before halftime.
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Try to draw ahead of the other cyclists on the hill.
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If we keep this pace, we might draw ahead in the last few minutes.
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She suddenly drew ahead after everyone got tired.
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The company managed to draw ahead of its competitors this year.
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