Definition of draw from - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
resourcetake or use from a source
- She draws from her experiences to write stories.
- He draws from his savings to fund the project.
- The artist draws from nature for inspiration.
Expressions with draw from
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take inspiration or lessons from real experiences
Writers often draw from life to create authentic stories.
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dairy
draw nourishment from a mammal's udder by hand or machine
respiration
draw air into and expel from the lungs
vampires animals
draw blood from a person by sucking
liquid
draw liquid from a source
provoke response
draw out a response or reaction from someone
thinking
draw broad conclusions from specific cases
theater
draw attention away from someone else
theater
draw attention away from others on stage
fight
draw blood from an opponent
medical
use leeches to draw blood from a patient
medical
draw away from the body
reasoning
draw a conclusion from evidence
advantage
draw advantages from a situation
liquid transfer
tube used to draw liquid from a container
strategy
planned action used to draw attention away from the real objective
medical
draw blood from a vein for medical purposes
medical
draw blood from a vein for medical purposes
fluid dynamics
height of fluid a pump can draw from a source
firearms
draw a gun quickly from a holster
weapon drawing
draw a weapon from its sheath
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- French:puiser, ...
- German:zurückgreifen, ...
- Italian:attingere da, ...
- Spanish:extraer de, ...
- Portuguese:tirar de, ...
- Chinese:借鉴, ...
- Japanese:引き出す, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَفادَ مِن, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁאֹב מִ, ...
- Russian:черпать, ...
- Ukrainian:черпати, ...
- Hindi:से लेना, ...
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