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91draw up — come to a halt. → draw …
92draw up — 1. Raise, lift, elevate, pull up, haul up. 2. Compose, write, prepare, frame, draw. 3. Array, marshal, form in order, set in line, set in order of battle. 4. Come to a halt or stop, halt, stop …
93draw on — you can always draw on your carpentry skills Syn: call on, have recourse to, avail oneself of, turn to, look to, fall back on, rely on, exploit, use, employ, utilize, bring into play …
94Draw — Ein Ball, der gerade startet, aber sich letztlich leicht nach links verzieht. Von geübten Spielern wird absichtlich ein Draw gespielt um Wind auszunutzen oder aber um Bäume herum zu spielen …
95draw — lygiosios statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Taiki sportinės kovos baigtis, nenustačius nugalėtojo, neišryškėjus nė vieno iš varžovų pranašumui. atitikmenys: angl. draw vok. Remis, n; Unentschieden, n rus. ничья …
96“draw” — varžybų lentelė statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Po varžybų sudaryta sportininkų arba komandų seka ir jų pasiekti rezultatai. atitikmenys: angl. “draw” vok. Wettkampftabelle, f rus. таблица соревнований …
97draw — Noun: A small stream; a creek, Aldritt v Fleischauer, 74 Neb 66, 103 NW 1084; a way for the drainage of surface water. 56 Am J1st Water § 76. The movable section of a drawbridge. Savannah, Florida & Western R. Co. v Daniels, 90 Ga 608, 17 SE 647 …
98draw — [OE] The Old English ancestor of modern English draw was dragan, which came from a prehistoric Germanic verb *dragan (source also of English drag). This seems to have meant originally ‘carry’ (which is what its German and Dutch descendants tragen …
99draw on — [verb] make use of, employ, exploit, extract, fall back on, have recourse to, rely on, take from, use * * * (of a period of time) pass by and approach its end he remembered sitting in silence with his grandmother as evening drew on * * * ˌdraw… …
100Draw the Line (David Gray album) — Draw the Line Studio album by David Gray Released 14 September 2009 …
