A drawn line and a drawn match pull the same rope

Where the picture shows up in draw

1. 1

   you pull a line out

   He drew a map on a napkin.

   hiː druː ə mæp ɑːn ə ˈnæpkɪn

   He sketched a map on a napkin.

   The pen tip travels over the napkin, pulling a line out behind it.

   The pen drags the line along — that drag is the word.

2. 2

   you pull the cloth across

   Could you draw the curtains?

   kʊd juː drɔː ðə ˈkɜːrtnz

   Would you close the curtains?

   A hand grabs the cloth and drags it right across the window.

3. 3

   it pulls people in

   The concert drew a huge crowd.

   ðə ˈkɑːnsərt druː ə hjuːdʒ kraʊd

   The concert attracted a huge crowd.

   The hall works like a magnet, pulling people in off the street.

4. 4

   you pull money out

   She drew some cash from the machine.

   ʃiː druː sʌm kæʃ frɑːm ðə məˈʃiːn

   She took some cash out of the machine.

   Notes are pulled out of the machine's mouth into the open.

5. 5

   both sides pull even

   The match ended in a draw.

   ðə mætʃ ˈendɪd ɪn ə drɔː

   The match ended level.

   Both ends of the rope are pulled with equal force and it goes nowhere.

   Neither side could pull the result its way.