drawn

英 [drɔːn]

美 [drɔːn]

adj.  (因身体不适、疲倦或忧虑)憔悴的，苍白的
v.  (用铅笔、钢笔或粉笔)画，描绘，描画; 拖(动); 拉(动); 牵引; 拉，拖(车); 吸引，使感兴趣
draw的过去分词

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牛津词典

adj.

• （因身体不适、疲倦或忧虑）憔悴的，苍白的
  looking pale and thin because the person is ill/sick, tired or worried

柯林斯词典

• 
  Drawnis the past participle ofdraw.
• ADJ-GRADED (人或人脸)清瘦的,憔悴的,愁眉苦脸的
  If someone or their face looksdrawn, their face is thin and they look very tired, ill, worried, or unhappy.
  1. She looked drawn and tired when she turned towards me.
     她转向我时看上去憔悴又疲惫。

双语例句

• No conclusion should be drawn before all the facts are buttoned down.
  所有事实弄清以前，不应该下任何结论。
• The enemy has drawn back.
  敌人缩回去了。
• She and her mother were at daggers drawn.
  她和她母亲之间的关系异常紧张。
• Mother was lying on her bed, with the blinds drawn.
  母亲正躺在床上，百叶窗已经拉了下来。
• Barre was quickly drawn into the electoral arena, although with singular lack of success.
  尽管胜算微乎其微，巴雷还是很快被身不由己地推到了选举的舞台上。
• He depicts her as a siren who has drawn him to his ruin.
  他把她描述成是红颜祸水——就是她毁掉了自己。
• Her bedroom curtains were drawn.
  她卧室的窗帘拉上了。
• Another celebration had drawn to its close.
  又一场庆典结束了。
• I didn't expect them to be at daggers drawn over such a trivial thing.
  我没料到他们为这一点小事竟会如此势不两立。
• There were two inferences to be drawn from her letter.
  由她的信可以得出两个结论。