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to draw out
[phrase form: draw]
01
to extend in time, length, or duration, often longer than necessary
Transitive: to draw out a process or activity
02
to force someone to speak or express their thoughts
Transitive: to draw out sb
03
to pull something out using suction, often done with a vacuum or suction device
Transitive: to draw out sth
04
to remove something, partucularly with force or a lot of effort
Transitive: to draw out sth
05
to figure out or understand a main idea or meaning, often through careful analysis or interpretation
Transitive: to draw out an idea or meaning
06
to help someone become more sociable or outgoing
Transitive: to draw out sb
07
(of daylight) to last for a longer period, typically indicating the approach of spring
Intransitive
08
to take money out of a financial account
Transitive: to draw out money
draw out
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Example
The negotiations were drawn out due to disagreements on key issues.
The artist carefully drew out the painting process, ensuring every detail was perfected.
The speaker decided to draw out the presentation, providing additional details and examples.
In an effort to be thorough, the teacher chose to draw out the lesson, covering each topic in depth.
The interviewee tended to draw out responses, elaborating on each answer with anecdotes and explanations.
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