Summary
draw {noun}
trekking · gelijkspel
to draw {verb}
aftekenen · uittekenen · tekenen · ontlenen · aanlokken · bekoren · toelachen · trekken · aantrekken · verlekkeren · scheppen · natekenen · naar zich toe halen · omlijnen · omtrekken · een streep trekken · hozen · putten
English-Dutch translation for "draw"
"draw" Dutch translation
draw {noun}
draw {noun} (also: tied)
In football terms it is like a l-1 draw.
to draw {verb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to design)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to design)
Will the Council, in deference to the subsidiarity principle, include the constitutionally established regions in the plans it is drawing up for Europe's future?
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to point out, to show, to indicate, to mark)
In another exploration, I thought of making a pen that can draw in three dimensions.
And please bear with me: I'll draw a circle and come back to this point.
Anybody who's paralyzed now has access to actually draw or communicate using only their eyes.
It's kind of a puppeteering thing, where I can use as many fingers as I have to draw and make --
And then you want to decide, how are you going to draw the character?
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to borrow)
I hope the people of Northern Ireland will draw inspiration from the European Union's role as an instrument for fostering understanding and...
I thank you once again for the suggestions and encouragement which the Commission has drawn from this debate.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to attract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to entice, to tempt, to attract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to attract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to migrate, to limp, to wander, to journey)
It is entirely logical, therefore, to draw the appropriate political conclusions.
Today, there are three political conclusions we can draw from the Albanian crisis.
Where do we draw the line between private enterprise and planned economy measures?
Nonetheless, I think it is possible to draw some conclusions from today ’ s debate.
Judging from the survivors and those involved, we can already draw two conclusions.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to put on, to attract, to tighten, to draw tighter)
to draw tighter
to draw tighter
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to attract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to shovel, to write, to compose)
The time has come to introduce some order and draw up an objective map of the situation.
However, I have to say with disappointment that this is certainly not the ideal way to draw up Community legislation or create Community
This is why we want to draw attention to the fact that the establishment of a smoothly running market economy often degenerates into
When such questions are badly drawn up, the effect can run counter to the aim of legal clarification.
Hitherto programmes and reports have been drawn up, but decisions to create jobs in practice have been lacking.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to copy)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to pull)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to outline)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to make a stroke)
We must not on any account be drawn into such games and must put an end to this situation, as I said.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to bail)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
That's an example, I think, for us to look at and for us to draw comfort from.
So there's always, always that huge -- I mean, just this kaleidoscope of things to draw from.
It must draw its strength solely from the diversity of the nations it encompasses.
We don't have a public domain to draw upon now, so instead what we need is two types of changes.
It stands to reason that the democratic forces in neighbouring Belarus, in particular, draw courage from this.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "draw":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "draw" in Dutch
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