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draw in
verb
(of hours of daylight) to become shorter
(of a train) to arrive at a station
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
The heat that continues to build is due to an area of high pressure across the UK which draws in hot weather from other parts of Western Europe with windy conditions.
With personal rivalries between the leaders of opposition parties, it is drawing in those disaffected with the authorities.
The rising temperatures are down to an area of high pressure situated across the UK which, with a south-easterly wind, draws in hot weather from other parts of Western Europe.
“Our data shows that diverse storytellers and actors draw in and engage people from every demographic,” Jade Abston, the report’s co-author and a doctoral candidate in cinema media studies, said in a statement.
This will help winds switch to a south-easterly direction and draw in hot weather from other parts of Western Europe.
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