drew

to make a picture or design using a pencil, pen, etc.

dibujar, pintar, trazar

• draw something

Collocations draw a picture · draw a line

• She drew a picture of the house.

  Ella dibujó una imagen de la casa.

to attract or interest someone

atraer, llamar la atención de

• draw somebody

Collocations draw a crowd · draw attention

• The concert drew a large crowd.

  El concierto atrajo una gran multitud.

to pull something towards you with force

jalar, tirar de

• draw something

Collocations draw a door closed · draw a curtain

• He drew the curtains shut.

  Él jaló las cortinas cerradas.

to drink a small amount of liquid from a container, especially using a straw or by sucking it up through a tube

beber un sorbo de

• draw something

Collocations draw water from a well · draw wine from a bottle

• She drew some water from the well.

  Ella bebió un sorbo de agua del pozo.

to pull back a weapon or device that is ready to fire, shoot, etc.

retroceder, recargar

• draw something

Collocations draw a bow · draw a gun

• He drew his sword.

  Él sacó su espada.

to take money from an account or a bank

retirar, extraer

• draw something

Collocations draw cash · draw money from an account

• She drew £50 from her bank account.

  Ella retiró 50 libras de su cuenta bancaria.

to reach a conclusion or decision after thinking carefully about something

concluir, decidir

• draw a conclusion

Collocations draw a conclusion from evidence · draw a decision

• They drew the conclusion that he was guilty.

  Llegaron a la conclusión de que él era culpable.

to finish a game or competition with an equal score, so that there is no winner

terminar en empate

• draw

Collocations the game drew 2-2 · a match draws to a close

• The football match drew 0-0.

  El partido de fútbol terminó en empate.