Draw on
/drɔː ɒn/B2
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1. To use information, experience, or resources to help or inspire the current situation or purpose.
- The teacher drew on her years of experience to help the new students settle in.
- Artists often draw on personal experiences to create meaningful work.
2. To use some of the money available in a fund or financial account.
- He had to draw on his savings to pay for the unexpected medical expenses.
- The company plans to draw on its reserves to finance expansion.
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