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Meanings of drawer in English
f. draughtswoman
Person who makes drawings (artist/cartoonist/drafter/illustrator)
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Usage of drawer in English
1
Open the left-hand drawer in the dressing-table; you will find my keys.
2
The employment records I keep in my desk in the deep drawer.
3
Either put them in here, or in your drawer in the table.
4
But the under table-cloth was kept in a drawer in the closet.
5
The parcel containing both books is in a drawer in the library.
6
He may put a will in his own favor in some drawer.
7
He told of the revolver in the drawer with the financial papers.
8
Stockings and slippers to match in a box in the bottom drawer.
9
I think how there's nothing in Johanna's drawer but her government-issued clothes.
10
He pulled the drawer open and glanced over the data in it.
11
He folded up the tablecloth and put it in the sideboard drawer.
12
Finding nothing she hadn't already seen, she pulled the lower drawer open.
13
Fogarty said, 'See if there's a small box in the drawer, Henry.
14
He had left the box behind in a drawer in his cabin.
15
Moreover, the ring was not in the serviette drawer of the sideboard.
16
Madame Fontaine put back the necklace in the drawer of her toilette-table.
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Translations for drawer
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Drawer through the time
Drawer across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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