1. 使卷入：draw in (火车、汽车)进站 | draw into 使卷入 | draw lots 抽签,抽签决定
2. 引诱(某人)加入,使卷入：draw in 拉进,拉入,诱使某人参与;渐短,(天)黑了; (火车、汽车)进站 | draw into 引诱(某人)加入,使卷入 | draw lots 抽签,抽签决定
3. 怂恿;教唆：draw back from.... 拖回 | draw into 怂恿;教唆 | flower n. 花卉;精英
4. 使舒进：draw in (水车、汽车)进坐 | draw into 使舒进 | draw lots 抽签,抽签决议
1. Their hair are shaved into smiling faces, a practice thought up by the shop's owner in a bid to draw more customers.
2. The suction caused the ear canal to warm and helped draw out impurities and toxins into the lower section of the candle.
3. The Beijing think tank's proposal would draw China and other poorer countries into clearer obligations to curtail greenhouse gases in the long term.
4. Another six to 12 states could come into play before their unconventional campaigns draw to a close.
5. It was designed to draw up the Common Programme, which functioned as a provisional constitution until the first Constitution came into effect in 1954.
6. Some couples also draw up complicated property rights in their marriage contract, go on a honeymoon together and move into the same apartment - at least temporarily.
7. Declared lots and actual lot occupation sometimes differ by dozens of meters and draw neighbors into disputes.
8. It was seen then as a positive bid to draw disaffected Sunnis into the political fold.
9. It meant Arsenal missed the opportunity to climb back into the Champions League places following Chelsea's draw against Fulham the previous day.
10. They can also mail back the sealed passport to the organizing committee to go into a lucky draw.