| 词组 | draw in |
| 释义 | draw in 1. the days/nights draw in BrE if the days or nights are drawing in, it gets dark earlier in the evening: ▪ In October the nights start drawing in. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑close in BrE 2. draw in a breath if you draw in a breath, you breathe in very deeply: ▪ He drew in a sharp breath as he saw the gun, and tried to remain calm. ▪ Rosie drew in a deep breath, letting her lungs fill with the cool-pine scented air of the forest. ■ SIMILAR TO: inhale 1. draw sb in • draw sb into sth usually passive to make someone become involved in something, especially an argument, a quarrel, or a war, when they do not want to become involved in it: ▪ As his roommates continued to argue, Yuri found himself being drawn in. ▪ The United States didn't want to get drawn into a ground war in Kosovo. 2. draw sb in • draw sb into sth to make someone notice or become interested in something: ▪ Your eye is drawn into the picture by the figure in the foreground. 3. draw in • draw into sth if a train draws in, it arrives at a station and stops: ▪ The train drew into the station five minutes late. ▪ As soon as the train drew in and the doors opened, a mass of commuters flooded the station. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑pull in |
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