Draw on Meaning in English
expression
ˈdɹɔ/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
DRAW-on or DRAH-on
dɹˈɔː/ /ˈɒn
draw-ON
释义
To use information, experience, or resources that you already have in order to help you do something.
用法与细微差别
'Draw on' is more formal and often used in professional, academic, or problem-solving contexts. Common with 'experience', 'skills', 'knowledge', and 'resources'. Not related to making pictures. Avoid confusing with 'draw' (to sketch) or 'draw in' (to attract).
Spanish: aprovechar - recurrir a - usarPortuguese (BR): recorrer a - usar - aproveitarPortuguese (PT): recorrer a - utilizar - aproveitarChinese (Simplified): 利用 - 借助Chinese (Traditional): 利用 - 藉助Hindi: का सहारा लेना - उपयोग करनाArabic: الاستفادة من - الاعتماد علىBengali: নিয়ে আসা - ব্যবহার করাRussian: опираться на - использоватьJapanese: 活用する - 取り入れるVietnamese: tận dụng - sử dụngKorean: 활용하다 - 의지하다Turkish: yararlanmak - kullanmakUrdu: فائدہ اٹھانا - سہارا لیناIndonesian: memanfaatkan - menggunakan
例句
She draws on her experience to solve problems at work.
basic
You can draw on your savings in an emergency.
basic
The teacher drew on different books for her lesson.
basic
Whenever I get stuck, I draw on advice from my friends.
natural
As the meeting dragged on, she had to draw on her patience.
natural
Writers often draw on real-life stories for inspiration.
natural