English-Spanish translations for draw

• sacar
  ¿Cuál es la lección que podemos sacar de aquí? What lesson can we draw from this?
  ¿Qué conclusión hemos de sacar de todo esto? What conclusion do we need to draw?
  ¿Deberíamos sacar conclusiones? Should we draw conclusions from this?
• dibujar
  Es necesario dibujar un gráfico en el que se muestre como, quizás, el CO2, provoca el calentamiento. You need to draw a graph showing how CO2 perhaps causes warming.
• empate
  En el segundo de los casos tendríamos un empate a 2 y un empate a 1. If it is the second case, it is a 2-2 score draw and a 1-1 score draw.
  En el primero de los casos tendríamos un empate a 3. If it is the first case, then it is a 3-3 score draw.
  ¿Ha acabado en empate, tal como afirmaba el artículo de un diario que he podido leer? Has the game ended in a draw, as I saw one newspaper article assert?
• ahogado
• atracción
  Solo la primera se utiliza actualmente: la atracción de los capitales por una alta rentabilidad, con competencia fiscal y reglamentaria. Only the first of these is being used at the moment: the drawing power of capital for high profitability, with fiscal and statutory competition.
• atracción principal
• confiar
• deducir
  ¿Podemos deducir de esto que los Estados miembros ya no necesitan el dinero? Can we draw from this the conclusion that the Member States no longer need the money?
  Sin embargo, este resultado no permite deducir retroactivamente el número de diputados que se encontraban presentes hace diez minutos. However, we cannot necessarily draw any conclusions from this regarding the number of people who were present ten minutes ago.
  Del Sexto informe periódico sobre las regiones se puede deducir con cautela que estos estímulos no siempre tienen el efecto deseado. From the sixth periodic report on the regions, one can draw the hesitant conclusion that these incentives do not always have the desired effect.
• desenfundar
  Siempre listos a desenfundar los primeros, los Estados Unidos inmediatamente introdujeron medidas de represalias comerciales contra los países de la Unión. Always quick on the draw, the United States immediately drew up retaliatory trade measures against Union countries.
• desenvainar
  No estamos aquí en "OK Coral". No se trata de ser los primeros en desenvainar. This is not the gunfight at the OK Corral: This is not about being the first to draw.
• empatar
• extraer
  Hemos de extraer todas las consecuencias que se puedan extraer. We must draw every consequence there is to draw from it.
  ¿Qué conclusiones se pueden extraer? What conclusions can we draw from this?
  Debemos extraer consecuencias de ello. We must draw the necessary consequences.
• inferir
• proyecto
  ¿Dónde trazar las líneas del proyecto europeo? Where to draw the lines of the European project?
  Señor Presidente, por lo demás quisiera llamar la atención sobre el proyecto INTAS. I should also like to draw your attention to the INTAS project.
  Ha sido un gran proyecto que finaliza con este documento. It has been a huge undertaking, which this document draws to a close.
• sorteó

Definition of draw

• To move or develop something.
• To exert or experience force.
• ''To remove or separate or displace.''
• To change in size or shape.
• To attract or be attracted.
• To rely on; utilize as a source
• To disembowel
• To end a game in a #Noun|draw (with neither side winning
• To choose by means of a random selection process.
• To make a shot that lands gently in the house without knocking out other stones
• To hit with the toe of the club so that it is deflected toward the left
• The result of a contest that neither side has won; a tie
• The procedure by which the result of a lottery is determined
• Something that attracts e.g. a crowd
• The result of a two-innings match in which at least one side did not complete all their innings before time ran out (as distinguished from a tie
• A shot that is intended to land gently in the house without knocking out other stones; cf. ''takeout''
• A bag of cannabis
• Cannabis
• In a commission-based job, an advance on future commissions given to an employee by the employer
• The act of pulling back the strings in preparation of firing

Examples

• He tried to draw a conclusion from the facts
• Tea is much nicer if you let it draw for more than two minutes before pouring
• to draw money from a bank
• We drew back from the cliff edge
• The runners drew level with each other as they approached the finish line
• Draw near to the fire and I will tell you a tale
• to draw a memorial, a deed, or bill of exchange
• This horse draws well
• A ships sail is said to draw when it is filled with wind
• They drew their swords and fought each other
• The carriage draws easily
• You should draw the curtains at night
• She drew the curtains to let in the sunlight
• At the start of their turn, each player must draw a card
• draw water from a well; draw water for a bath; the wound drew blood
• A ship draws ten feet of water
• The chimney wont draw properly if its clogged up with soot
• The circuit draws three hundred watts
• to draw a mass of metal into wire
• The citizens were afraid the casino would draw an undesirable element to their town. I was drawn to her
• He refused to be drawn on the subject
• She had to draw upon her experience to solve the problem
• We drew last time we played. I drew him last time I played him. I drew my last game against him
• The winning lottery numbers were drawn every Tuesday
• He drew a prize
• Jill has four diamonds; shell try to draw for a flush
• The game ended in a draw.
• The draw is on Saturday.

Related words

• withdrawal
• drawback
• drawer
• drawing
• withdraw
• drawers
• drawn
• drawl
• horse-drawn