Draw (verb)

1. To make a picture or design with a pencil, pen, or brush.
2. To cause to move in a particular direction by exerting force.
3. To produce, fabricate, or construct by creating, making, or assembling.
4. To elicit or extract, especially by persuasion or influence.
5. To cause to come or go to a particular place.

Origin:

Middle english dreȝen, from old english dragan; akin to old high german tragan to carry.

Examples:

1. She drew a picture of a flower.
2. The boat was drawn towards the shore.
3. He drew plans for a new building.
4. The speaker drew a large crowd.
5. She drew a deep breath before starting.