draw in — to attract or involve someone
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to attract or involve someone
Pronunciation (IPA): /drɔː ɪn/
Korean meaning: 끌어들이다, 관련시키다
Korean pronunciation: **드로** 인
Example Sentences
- The free pizza promotion really drew in the college students.
- I didn't want to get drawn in to their family drama.
- The express train drew in exactly on time, much to everyone's surprise.
draw in
VERB//drɔː ɪn//
to attract or involve someone
to attract or involve someone
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His words about the law draw in crowds with jaws agape!
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Origin
고대 영어 'dragan'에서 유래된 'draw'와 전치사 'in'이 결합하여 '안으로 끌어당기다'라는 의미를 형성했습니다.
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“The free pizza promotion really drew in the college students.”
“I didn't want to get drawn in to their family drama.”
“The express train drew in exactly on time, much to everyone's surprise.”
“As autumn arrives, the nights start to draw in earlier.”
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