| 释义 |
●ˌdraw ˈback1. to move away from sb/sth, especially sb/sth that makes you feel frightened （尤指因害怕）退缩，后退；畏避◆She drew back from the window in case anyone saw her.
她从窗口缩回，免得被人看见。2. (from sth/from doing sth) to decide not to do sth, because you are afraid of what might happen 缩手不干；畏缩；退却◆The government has drawn back from making a commitment to reform the voting system.
对投票制度改革，政府已决定不作承诺。[v + adv] |