drawn

• Descreve o rosto ou a aparência de alguém que parece cansado, tenso ou exausto, muitas vezes por preocupação ou fadiga. Também pode indicar um semblante pálido e abatido.

Describes a face or appearance that looks tired, tense, or strained, often due to worry or fatigue.

1. Tired or strained appearanceB2formal

   Showing signs of fatigue, worry, or illness, often with a pale or haggard look.

   Abatido

   • After the long illness, his face looked pale and drawn.
   • She had a drawn expression after working all night.
   • The stress of the job left him looking tired and drawn.

   Sinônimoscareworngaunthaggardpalepinchedstrainedtiredwanweary

   Antônimosbloomingfreshhealthyrestedrosy

2. Curtains closedB2formal

   Describes curtains or drapes that have been pulled shut, blocking light or view.

   Fechado (cortinas)

   • The room was dark because the curtains were drawn.
   • She preferred the drawn drapes for privacy.
   • The drawn blinds kept the sunlight out of the room.

   Sinônimosclosedshut

   Antônimosopen

• Verbo que indica a ação de criar um desenho ou uma imagem fazendo linhas e traços no papel com lápis, caneta ou outro instrumento; também pode significar atrair, puxar ou sacar uma arma.

A verb used to indicate the act of creating a picture or image by making lines and marks on paper with a pencil, pen, or other tool.

verbo irregular

1. Create imageA1formalart

   To produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on paper with a pencil, pen, etc.

   Desenhar

   • She draws beautiful portraits.
   • He drew a map of the area.
   • The child drew a picture of his family.

   Sinônimosdelineatedepictdraftillustrateoutlineportrayrendersketchtrace

2. Pull or moveA1formal

   To move something towards yourself by pulling it.

   Puxar

   • He drew the curtains to let in the light.
   • She drew a chair closer to the fire.
   • Draw the sword from its sheath.

   Sinônimosdraghaulpulltowtugwrenchyank

   Antônimospropelpushshovethrust

3. AttractB1formal

   To cause someone to come or be interested in something.

   Atrair

   • The event drew large crowds.
   • Her speech drew attention to the problem.
   • The new shop draws many customers.

   Sinônimosattractbringcaptivateengageenticeinterestlurepulltemptwin

   Antônimosdeterdiscouragedissuaderepelrepulse

4. Tie in competitionA2informal

   To finish a game or competition with equal scores.

   Empate

   • The teams drew 2-2 in the match.
   • They drew in the final round.
   • The chess game ended in a draw.

   Sinônimosdead heattie

   Antônimoslosewin

Variantes phrasaldraw awaydraw indraw neardraw offdraw outdraw up