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1. The train was drawing in.
火车正徐徐进站。
2. This film is drawing in large crowds every night.
这部影片每天晚上都吸引着大批观众。
3. Days are drawing in now.
现在白天越来越短了。
1. (火车、汽车)进站：draw back 收回(已付关税等) | draw in (火车、汽车)进站 | draw into 使卷入
2. (火车、汽车)到站：die down渐渐消失,平息 | draw in(火车、汽车)到站 | dress up穿上盛装,打扮得很漂亮
3. (火车、汽车)到站;(天)渐黑,(白昼)渐短：do without 没有...也行,用不着,将就 | draw in (火车、汽车)到站;(天)渐黑,(白昼)渐短 | draw up 起草,拟订;(使)停住
1. (白昼)渐短；(天黑)渐早
If you say that the nights, evenings, or days are drawing in, you mean that it is becoming dark at an earlier time in the evening, because autumn or winter is approaching.
e.g. The days draw in and the mornings get darker.
天黑得越来越早,天亮得越来越晚。
2. 使参与;使卷入
If you draw someone in or draw them into something you are involved with, you cause them to become involved with it.
e.g. It won't be easy for you to draw him in...
你要让他参与进来可不容易。
e.g. You gradually fall under the spell and get drawn in deeper and deeper...
你会渐渐着魔，越陷越深。
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3. 深呼吸;吸入（空气）
If you draw in your breath, you breathe in deeply. If you draw in air, you take it into your lungs as you breathe in.
e.g. Rose drew her breath in sharply...
罗丝猛地吸了口气。
e.g. Roll the wine around in your mouth, drawing in air at the same time.
让酒在嘴里滚一下，同时吸气。
1. Many smaller stocks continued to draw active buying in response to news and speculation.
2. But smaller stocks continued to draw active buying in response to news and speculation.
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3. Their hair are shaved into smiling faces, a practice thought up by the shop's owner in a bid to draw more customers.
4. CACC will be able to draw upon the UCV's expertise and knowledge in assisting its portfolio companies to realize their growth potential.
5. The young acrobats are dressed in vibrantly colored costumes that draw inspiration from Chinese cultural elements such as ink calligraphy and Peking Opera.
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6. Ferguson has calmly noted the title is still United's to lose, and a draw at Eastlands on Monday would leave his team in control.
7. Every man and his dog probably saw at least snippets of the glitzy World Cup draw on Friday in Cape Town.
8. Experts are now highlighting his case to draw attention to the lack of unified regulations in the judicial system for people with mental health issues.
9. In the meantime, they can easily draw cash from people's online bank accounts abroad.
10. The government was soon expected to draw up final casualty figures in which the missing were declared dead.
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1. draw in as if by suction
e.g. suck in your cheeks and stomach
Synonym: suck in
2. direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
e.g. Her good looks attract the stares of many men
The ad pulled in many potential customers
This pianist pulls huge crowds
The store owner was happy that the ad drew in many new customers
Synonym: attract pull pull in draw
3. pull inward or towards a center
e.g. The pilot drew in the landing gear
The cat retracted his claws
Synonym: retract
4. of trains
move into (a station)
e.g. The bullet train drew into Tokyo Station
Synonym: pull in get in move in
5. advance or converge on
e.g. The police were closing in on him
Synonym: close in
6. shape one's body into a curl
e.g. She curled farther down under the covers
She fell and drew in