英语词汇“draw in”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

draw in

1(Of successive days) become shorter because of the changing seasons.

1.1(Of a day) approach its end.As the night draws in my friend embraces me with cool arms.

1.2(Of successive evenings or nights) start earlier because of the changing seasons: the nights were drawing in fast...

But he warned that motorists parking in residential streets were also vulnerable as the winter evenings draw in and criminals look to operate under the cover of darkness.
Winter accidents involving cycles peak in the darkest months as the nights draw in, especially in December and even more so January, when they reach their highest levels.
With winter well and thoroughly upon us and the long nights drawing in, you could be sure that Pantomime season was not very far away.

See parent entry: draw

单词	draw in
释义	draw in 1(Of successive days) become shorter because of the changing seasons. 1.1(Of a day) approach its end.As the night draws in my friend embraces me with cool arms. 1.2(Of successive evenings or nights) start earlier because of the changing seasons: the nights were drawing in fast... But he warned that motorists parking in residential streets were also vulnerable as the winter evenings draw in and criminals look to operate under the cover of darkness. Winter accidents involving cycles peak in the darkest months as the nights draw in, especially in December and even more so January, when they reach their highest levels. With winter well and thoroughly upon us and the long nights drawing in, you could be sure that Pantomime season was not very far away. See parent entry: draw
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