draw
//drɔː//
Verb
To produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on a surface with a pencil, pen, or other implement.
She likes to draw pictures of animals.
To pull or drag something in a particular direction.
He drew the curtains to block out the light.
To extract or take out something from a container or source.
She drew water from the well.
To attract or bring in people, attention, or interest.
The concert drew a large crowd.
To select or pick something randomly, especially in a lottery or game.
They drew names from a hat to decide the winner.
To arrive at or formulate a conclusion, inference, or comparison.
We can draw the conclusion that the experiment was successful.
To cause to move toward oneself by pulling; to inhale or breathe in.
She drew a deep breath before speaking.
Noun
A result in a game or competition where neither side wins; a tie.
The match ended in a draw.
An act of selecting something randomly, especially tickets in a lottery.
The draw for the lottery will take place on Saturday.
Something that attracts people or attention; an attraction.
The famous singer was the main draw at the festival.