draw on
Third Person
draws on
Present Participle
drawing on
Past Tense
drew on
Past Participle
drawn on
1
to advance toward the end of a specific period of time
- As we draw on towards the end of the semester, it's essential to finalize our projects and prepare for exams.
- With each passing day, we draw on closer to the culmination of our academic journey.
- Time seems to accelerate as we draw on to the end of the year, prompting reflections on our accomplishments and goals.
- The team's motivation intensifies as we draw on nearer to the deadline, pushing us to achieve our objectives.
- Let's make the most of the time we have left as we draw on towards the conclusion of this chapter in our lives.
2
to use information, knowledge, or past experience to aid in performing a task or achieving a goal
transitive
- In solving the complex problem, she had to draw on her extensive background in mathematics.
- The speaker drew on personal experiences to illustrate the importance of perseverance.
- When faced with a challenging decision, the manager decided to draw on the team's collective expertise.
- The writer drew on historical events to craft a compelling narrative in the novel.
- During the exam, students were encouraged to draw on their knowledge of the subject matter.