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drawn

drawn

2.7
Curtains or shades closed to block light and view
  • adjective
  • /drɔn/
translation icon : cerradas
  • She prefers to keep the blinds drawn during the day to block out sunlight.

You know, they you know, blinds drawn first thing in the morning is a drink.

Examples

  • With the shades drawn, no one could see inside the house.

  • The room was dark because the curtains were drawn tightly shut.

  • You know, they you know, blinds drawn first thing in the morning is a drink.

Synonyms

closed
vsdrawn
3 1.0

Shut so people cannot go in or see

refers specifically to curtains pulled together to block light or view

Antonyms

1.0

Not closed so people or things can go through

Idioms

In open, serious conflict with someone

9.9

A plan or promise that looks real but is weak and will not last

Compounds

14 3.4

Horses pull a vehicle instead of a motor

1 6.3

Melted butter with the solid parts of milk removed that is used as a sauce for seafood

A vehicle with wheels pulled by horses that carries people or goods

How Open

wide open
127 2.3
open
1.0
ajar
3 1.2
drawn
2.7

Surface Forms

drawn positive

Morphology

drawn = draw (transparent) = draw + n

A direct past-participle/adjectival formation from 'draw' meaning 'to pull'; for curtains 'drawn' literally means 'pulled shut'.

Etymology

Drawn comes from the verb draw, which means 'to pull', so curtains or shades that are drawn are literally 'pulled' shut to block light.