English · Common Verbs
drew
/druː/
[/druː/]
past tense of draw
Beginnerverb
Definition
Past tense of 'draw': to have made a picture with lines, or to have pulled something.
Example
The artist drew a quick sketch of the harbor while the fishermen unloaded the morning catch.
The artist drew a quick sketch of the harbor while the fishermen unloaded the morning catch.
Etymology
From Old English 'drōg', past tense of 'dragan' (to draw, drag).
How & Where It’s Used
Used for completed drawing or pulling in the past.