Someone made a picture with a pencil, pen, or similar tool.
He drew a detailed map of the neighborhood.
She drew a line on the paper to mark the route.
American English
/dɹu/
One syllable.
Form of draw
Drew is the past form of draw. Use drawn, not drew, after have or has.
Someone made a picture with a pencil, pen, or similar tool.
Practice out loudSomeone made a picture with a pencil, pen, or similar tool.
He drew a detailed map of the neighborhood.
She drew a line on the paper to mark the route.
Someone pulled something toward themselves or in a particular direction.
She drew the curtain toward the window.
He drew the key out of his pocket.
Something caused people to come to a place, notice it, or react to it.
The festival drew thousands of visitors.
The decision drew strong criticism.
Someone took money out of a bank account or fund.
He drew money from his savings account.
The company drew funds from its reserve.
to prepare a formal document or plan
They drew up a new rental agreement.
to use knowledge, experience, or money that is available
The team drew on its past experience.
to set a limit on what you will accept
I draw the line at rude behavior.
The past forms are drew and drawn. Do not use drawed.