drawn

a picture or design made with a pen, pencil, etc.

dibujo, ilustración

• a drawn picture

Collocations drawn portrait · drawn illustration

• The book contains many beautiful and detailed drawings.

  El libro contiene muchos dibujos hermosos y detallados.

to attract or interest someone

atraer, interesar

• [transitive], T + obj

Collocations draw a crowd · draw attention

• The new restaurant has really drawn the crowds.

  El nuevo restaurante ha atraído mucha gente.

to pull something towards you or to move in a particular direction

jalar, tirar de

• [transitive], T + obj

Collocations draw the curtains · draw a chair closer

• He drew his coat tighter around him.

  Él se abrigó más con su chaqueta.

feeling tired or lacking energy

agotado, cansado

• [non-predicative adjective]

Collocations look drawn · sound drawn

• She looked very drawn after the long journey.

  Ella parecía muy agotada después del largo viaje.

to pull a weapon from its holder or to remove something from somewhere

sacar, extraer

• [transitive], T + obj

Collocations draw a sword · draw a conclusion

• He drew his gun and pointed it at the intruder.

  Él sacó su pistola y la apuntó al intruso.

to receive money from a bank account or to borrow money

retirar, sacar prestado

• [transitive], T + obj

Collocations draw cash · draw funds

• He drew £50 from his account.

  Él retiró 50 libras de su cuenta.

to choose a winning number or ticket in a lottery, raffle, etc.

extraer, sortear

• [transitive], T + obj

Collocations draw lots · draw the winning number

• The winner was drawn from a hat.

  El ganador fue sorteado de un sombrero.

to finish a game or match with the same score on each side

terminar en empate, empatar

• [intransitive]

Collocations draw in football · draw a game

• The match ended in a draw.

  El partido terminó en empate.