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draw to

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draw someone or something to(ward) someone or something
to pull someone or something to someone or something. She drew him toward her and kissed him. Todd drew the child toward the light.
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draw something to

to close or nearly close something, such as curtains, drapes, etc. She drew the drapes to and turned on the lights. Please draw the door to as you leave, but don't shut it all the way.
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The independent representative is also responsible for randomly selecting the draw machine as well as the set of draw balls to be used for the day and conduct pre-testing prior to the actual draw to ensure that no faults are at hand.
Anyone pre-buying a ticket ahead of Friday will be entered into a draw to have lunch with the Giants' Super League squad.
Compounds, however, draw to the mechanical stop of the wheel or cam, creating a mechanical draw stop.
 
 
 
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