Draw out - English meaning

phrasal verb

Make more sociable

phrasal verb

Make something last longer.

Usage examples:

The long discussion drew the meeting out to two hours

phrasal verb

Gently or subtly induce someone to talk more.

Usage examples:

She drew me out and flattered me

phrasal verb

Obtain or withdraw money from a bank or other source.

Usage examples:

Now i just draw out a spending allowance every week

phrasal verb

(of successive days) become longer because of the changing seasons.

Usage examples:

She talked about the snowdrops and how the days were beginning to draw out

phrasal verb

To cause something to last longer than is usual or necessary

Usage examples:

The trial was drawn out because of the need to translate everything., she was good at drawing out y…

phrasal verb

To get money from a bank or an account so that you can use it

Usage examples:

The bank allows us to draw out £500 a week.