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Jimmy Hung
2019-10-01 12:10
Draw away phrasal verb
If somebody/something "draws away from something", he/she/it moves and stays away from it.
He and I are in a disagreement, so I don't want to make small talk with him. Whenever we come across, I just draw away immediately.
I didn't draw away from the lake until I heard of the existence of a lake monster.
If someone "draws something away from someone/something else", he/she removes it from someone/something by pulling.
He is drawing a collection of stamps away from his lock.
If someone "draws away from someone else", he/she goes in advance of competitors, especially in a race.
Max tried his best to draw away from other runners in the last race.
If someone "draws (some kind of attention) away from somebody/something", he/she diverts attention away from somebody/something.
The press wanted to draw the attention away from the scandal of a politician.
The verb "draw away" should be conjugated according to its tense.
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