Pronunciation: /drɔːn/
verb past participle of the verb 'draw', which means to produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on paper or other surface
A1 She has drawn a picture of a cat.
A2 He was drawn to the mysterious book on the shelf.
B1 The artist has drawn inspiration from nature for her latest collection.
B2 The map was drawn by hand and showed all the hiking trails in the area.
C1 The detective was drawn into the case by the complexity of the evidence.
C2 The detailed plans were drawn up by the architect before construction began.
formal The artist carefully drawn the intricate details of the landscape.
informal I've never been good at drawing, but I tried my best to sketch the scene.
slang I totally drawn a doodle on my notebook during the boring lecture.
figurative The audience was drawn to her powerful performance on stage.
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