1. To cause people or things to come physically close together. Mom drew all of us together in a group hug after Christmas dinner.draw (someone or something) together

1.使人或物在实体上靠得很近。圣诞晚餐后，妈妈把我们拉到一起，来了个集体拥抱。把（某人或某物）拢在一起; 抱住（某人或某物）

1. To elicit one to reveal or produce something, such as information or emotion. It’s amazing how the director is able to consistently draw stellar performances out of her actors. That book managed to draw a lot of regret out of me.I swore my sister to secrecy, but I’m worried that dad will be able to draw the story out of her.draw (someone or something) out of (someone or something)

1.引诱某人透露或产生某些东西，如信息或情感。令人惊讶的是，导演能够不断地从演员身上挖掘出一流的表演。那本书让我很后悔。我让我姐姐发誓保守秘密，但我担心爸爸会从她那里套出真相。使说出...；诱使…说出

To cover someone or something with something by pulling it on top. We drew a sheet over the couch to keep it from getting damaged or stained in the move.I drew a blanket over my head during all of the scary parts of the movie.draw (something) over (someone or something)

将某物拉到上面以遮盖某人或某物。我们在沙发上铺了一张床单，以免沙发在移动过程中损坏或弄脏。在电影中所有令人恐惧的片段，我都要拿毯子蒙在头上。把...覆盖在...上

To begin a task, endeavor, job, etc., promptly and vigorously. The team went to it at once, hoping to have preliminary results ready in a fortnight.Go to it, then, and make sure you have the report finished before lunch!go to (someone or something)

快速而有力地开始一项任务，事业，工作等。 团队立即撸起袖子着手干了起来，寄希望能在两周内取得初步结果。撸起袖子干吧，嗯，请确保在午饭前完成报告！撸起袖子去干...