Traduções para „drew“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

drew [druː] VERBO

drew pt of:

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I . draw [drɑː, Brit drɔː] SUBST

1. draw (attraction):

draw

atração f

2. draw DESP:

draw

empate m

3. draw (drawing of cards, lots):

draw

sorteio m

II . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VERBO trans

1. draw:

draw character

retratar

draw line

traçar

draw art picture

desenhar

2. draw (pull):

to draw a conclusion

tirar uma conclusão

to draw an inference

deduzir

to draw sb aside

puxar alguém para um canto

to draw sth from sb

tomar a. c. de alguém

to draw the curtains

abrir/fechar as cortinas

3. draw (attract):

draw

atrair

to be drawn toward(s) sb

sentir atração por alguém

to be drawn toward(s) sb

provocar

to draw applause

provocar aplauso

4. draw (take out):

draw money

sacar

draw water

tirar

to draw blood fig

sugar o sangue

5. draw salary, pension:

draw

receber

III . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VERBO intr

1. draw art:

draw

desenhar

2. draw (move):

to draw ahead

passar para a frente

to draw away

afastar-se

to draw level with sb Brit

alcançar alguém (em corrida)

to draw to a close

chegar ao fim

3. draw DESP:

draw

empatar

I . draw [drɑː, Brit drɔː] SUBST

1. draw (attraction):

draw

atração f

2. draw DESP:

draw

empate m

3. draw (drawing of cards, lots):

draw

sorteio m

II . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VERBO trans

1. draw:

draw character

retratar

draw line

traçar

draw art picture

desenhar

2. draw (pull):

to draw a conclusion

tirar uma conclusão

to draw an inference

deduzir

to draw sb aside

puxar alguém para um canto

to draw sth from sb

tomar a. c. de alguém

to draw the curtains

abrir/fechar as cortinas

3. draw (attract):

draw

atrair

to be drawn toward(s) sb

sentir atração por alguém

to be drawn toward(s) sb

provocar

to draw applause

provocar aplauso

4. draw (take out):

draw money

sacar

draw water

tirar

to draw blood fig

sugar o sangue

5. draw salary, pension:

draw

receber

III . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VERBO intr

1. draw art:

draw

desenhar

2. draw (move):

to draw ahead

passar para a frente

to draw away

afastar-se

to draw level with sb Brit

alcançar alguém (em corrida)

to draw to a close

chegar ao fim

3. draw DESP:

draw

empatar

draw in VERBO intr

1. draw in evening, nights:

draw in

aproximar-se

draw in

aumentar

2. draw in days:

draw in

aproximar-se do fim

draw in

diminuir

I . draw on VERBO intr

1. draw on (continue):

draw on

continuar

2. draw on (approach):

draw on

aproximar-se

II . draw on VERBO trans

draw on experience:

draw on

valer-se de

draw out VERBO trans

1. draw out (prolong):

draw out meeting

prolongar

2. draw out (take out):

draw out money

sacar

to draw sb out (of himself) fig

fazer com que alguém se abra

I . draw up VERBO trans

draw up contract

redigir

draw up plan

elaborar

II . draw up VERBO intr

draw up vehicle:

draw up

parar

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To determine which point was the most northwestern, he drew a line from each point in the southwest-northeast direction.

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We heard it roaring from a distance and, as we drew close, felt the very ground thrum beneath our feet.

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The front end drew slight controversy, due to its forward-thrusting upper and lower ends and vertical bar electric shaver chrome grille insert.

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Also, mythology and ancient civilizations that he had learned about in school gave him a wealth of knowledge from which he drew from.

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In both his fiction and non-fiction he drew on his police experiences, but according to the nothing is known of his service.

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She was a vivacious child and drew the warm affection and protective love of her parents.

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The article drew a lot of public attention and led to the inclusion of mouthguards in other contact sports.

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She made paper cuts, embroidered, drew floral decorations, decorated wedding rooms, cooked matou when visiting relatives and did many other things.

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A nearby shop was also lit with electricity, by an arc lamp, and this new contraption drew large crowds.

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Also, he always drew women as ideal beauties and his leading men were all handsome.

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