Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
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I. draw <pass drew, Part perf drawn> [americ drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERBO trans
1.1. draw:
1.2. draw (in specified direction):
1.3. draw (pull along):
2. draw (bring to specified state):
3.1. draw (pull out):
3.2. draw (cause to flow):
3.3. draw JOGOS:
3.4. draw (in contest, tournament):
4.1. draw FINAN:
4.2. draw (derive):
5. draw (establish):
6.1. draw (attract):
6.2. draw (elicit):
II. draw <pass drew, Part perf drawn> [americ drɔ, Brit drɔː] VERBO intr
1. draw (move):
3. draw Brit:
III. draw [americ drɔ, Brit drɔː] SUBST
1. draw (raffle):
2. draw (tie):
4. draw (on cigarette, pipe):
5. draw (of handgun):
from [americ frəm, Brit frɒm, frəm] PREP
1.1. from:
1.2. from (indicating distance):
2.1. from (after):
2.2. from (before):
3. from (indicating source):
4.1. from (in place):
4.2. from (in time):
4.3. from (indicating source):
4.4. from (indicating range):
5.1. from (as a result of):
5.2. from (on the basis of):
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I. draw [drɔ:, americ drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERBO trans
1. draw ARTE:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
11. draw FINAN, ECON (write out a bill, cheque or draft):
II. draw [drɔ:, americ drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn VERBO intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ:, americ drɑ:] drew, drawn drew, drawn SUBST
from [frɒm, americ frɑ:m] PREP
1. from (as starting point):
2. from (temporal):
3. from (at distance to):
4. from (one to another):
5. from (originating in):
6. from (in reference to):
7. from (caused by):
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I. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERBO trans
1. draw ARTE:
2. draw (pull, haul):
3. draw (attract):
4. draw (elicit, evoke):
5. draw (formulate, perceive):
6. draw (take out):
8. draw (pay with):
II. draw <drew, drawn> [drɔ] VERBO intr
2. draw (move, proceed):
III. draw [drɔ] SUBST
from [fram] PREP
1. from (as starting point):
2. from (temporal):
3. from (at distance to):
4. from (one to another):
5. from (originating in):
6. from (in reference to):
7. from (caused by):
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