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1 draw adverse inferences
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2 draw
1) розм. поділ голосів порівну; навідне запитання2) готувати, оформляти, укладати ( документи); трасувати; набирати ( для служби в поліції тощо); формувати склад присяжних; робити ( висновок); виписувати ( чек); погрожувати ( ножем); здобувати ( відомості); вибирати ( присяжних)•- draw a cheque
- draw a crime scene sketch
- draw a jury
- draw a knife
- draw a knife from one's pocket
- draw adverse inferences
- draw an account
- draw an analogy
- draw in a set
- draw in a set of documents
- draw lots
- draw necessary conclusions
- draw on
- draw suspicion
- draw up
- draw up a bill
- draw up a budget
- draw up a compromise
- draw up a contract
- draw up a deed
- draw up a document
- draw up a draft law
- draw up a draft resolution
- draw up a list
- draw up a mandate
- draw up a report
- draw up a statement
- draw up a will
- draw up an indictment
- draw up clearly
- draw up minutes
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