draw away (someone's or something's) fire

To attract or distract an attack in an attempt to prevent the target from harm. This phrase can be used literally to refer to gunfire. When I came in late, my sister drew away Mom and Dad's fire by turning up the TV. The mother goose drew away the hunters' fire by charging at them.

词组	draw away (someone's or something's) fire
释义	draw away (someone's or something's) fire draw away (someone's or something's) fire To attract or distract an attack in an attempt to prevent the target from harm. This phrase can be used literally to refer to gunfire. When I came in late, my sister drew away Mom and Dad's fire by turning up the TV. The mother goose drew away the hunters' fire by charging at them. See also: away, draw, fire Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: draw fire away from (someone or something) draw fire from draw fire from (someone or something) game on eggs is eggs from my cold, dead hands (one's) best foot forward best foot forward (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) great minds think alike
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