English-Italian translation for "draw"
"draw" Italian translation
draw {noun}
In order to speed up tomorrow morning's work, I propose that we draw lots now to select the six tellers.
I shall now draw lots to appoint the six tellers.
to draw {verb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to pull, to catch, to attract, to draw to oneself)
Mr President, Commissioner, allow me, after having listened to my fellow Members this morning, to draw their attention to a point that I...
He was drawn to the flames, he chased the flames, he was like a moth to the flames.
What you're drawn to are her eyes and the skin you love to touch.
These are the places he was drawn to.
For us at that time, Newman's teaching on conscience became an important foundation for theological personalism, which was drawing us all in its sway.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to raise, to procure, to earn, to win)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to catch, to call, to beckon, to pull)
Having said that, I would like to draw the Commission's attention to two questions.
I should like to draw your attention to a letter containing specific facts …
I would also like to draw attention to something that the Commission has overlooked.
Allow me to draw your attention to the three principal elements of the proposal.
However, I would like to draw your attention to and focus on a different matter.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to make out)
To be frank, the Commission is rather hesitant to draw up a new directive at this point.
According to the internal agreement, the European Investment Bank and the Court of Auditors give a non-binding opinion on the draft of the text drawn up by the Commission.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (also: to make out)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} [fig.] (also: to lure, to entice, to tempt, to inveigle)
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.}
These were the ones I'd like to draw -- all variations of four legs and fur.
She's the one who taught me how to draw and, more importantly, how to love.
In another exploration, I thought of making a pen that can draw in three dimensions.
Forget it, they will confuse you even if you know how to draw.
If we could make new pictures in the sky, what would we draw?
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (also: to aspirate, to exhaust, to pull, to suck)
Low tar cigarettes cause just as much damage as normal cigarettes - smokers just draw harder to get the same kick.
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (also: to touch, to attain, to reach, to get)
May we know how to draw fresh responses from the treasury of our hope.
I trust that in the course of future work we shall endeavour to draw on positive experiences.
The only problem is that it does not even possess buckets with which to draw water.
So there's always, always that huge -- I mean, just this kaleidoscope of things to draw from.
Europe has always reflected its past and continues to draw on that legacy today.
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (also: to pull, to take out)
Let us draw the right conclusions from the events in Brussels and Charleroi.
Yet again, the European Union is refusing to draw the necessary conclusions.
That's an example, I think, for us to look at and for us to draw comfort from.
This is the conclusion we are bound to draw when we see that the programme seeks to:
It is important to draw the lesson that military interventions do not solve anything.
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (also: to get, to obtain, to derive)
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.}
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (also: to take up)
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} [econ.] (also: to issue)
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} [lit.] (also: to grip, to grab, to captivate, to bewitch)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "draw":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "draw" in Italian
Similar words
dramatics · dramatist · dramatization · drape · drastic · drastically · drat · draught · draughtboard · draughtsman · draw · drawback · drawbacks · drawer · drawing · drawings · drawn · dray · dread · dreadful · dream
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