drawn

[drɔːn] 1.

participio passato draw II

2.

aggettivo

1) [face, look] tirato, teso

he looked pale and drawn — aveva un aspetto pallido e tirato

2) sport [game, match] pari, in pareggio

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adjective

1) ((of curtains) pulled together or closed: The curtains were drawn, although it was still daylight.) chiuso

2) ((of a game etc) neither won nor lost: a drawn match.) pareggiato

3) ((of a blade etc) pulled out of its sheath: a drawn sword.) sguainato

4) ((of a person) strained and tired: His face was pale and drawn.) teso, contratto

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[drɔːn]

1. pp

See:

draw

2. adj

(haggard: with tiredness) tirato (-a), (with pain) contratto (-a) (dal dolore)

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drawn /drɔ:n/

A p. p. di to draw

B a.

1 (del viso) contratto; teso (per il dolore, ecc.): His face was drawn with pain, aveva il viso contratto per il dolore; She looked tired and drawn, aveva l'aria stanca e tesa; drawn features, tratti tirati

2 (anche sport) pari; in pareggio: a drawn match, una partita chiusa in pareggio

3 (metall.) trafilato; (anche) imbutito

● (USA) drawn butter, burro fuso □ drawn glass, vetro ottenuto per stiraggio □ drawn-out, che va per le lunghe; lungo: a long-drawn-out interview, una lunga intervista □ drawn (o drawn-thread) work, ricamo sfilato □ with drawn swords, con le spade sguainate.

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[drɔːn] 1.

participio passato draw II

2.

aggettivo

1) [face, look] tirato, teso

he looked pale and drawn — aveva un aspetto pallido e tirato

2) sport [game, match] pari, in pareggio