/drɔ:(r); drɔr/
n
1 box-like container, with one or more handles but no lid, that slides in and out of a piece of furniture, etc 抽屉
*the middle drawer of my desk 我的写字台中间的抽屉
* clear out one's drawers 清理抽屉. =>illus at App
1 见附录1之插图, page xvi.
2 / 5drR:E(r); `drRL/
(a) (finance 财) person who draws a cheque, etc （支票, 票据等的）开票人, 出票人.
(b) person who draws pictures 制图者; 绘图员; 画者
*I'm not a very good drawer. 我不擅长绘图.

n[C]
handle, drawer
[Date: 1500-1600; Origin:DRAW¹]
part of a piece of furniture, such as a desk, that you pull out and push in and use to keep things in
　She took a file from her desk drawer .
　The scissors are in the kitchen drawer (=drawer in a piece of kitchen furniture) .
top/bottom/right-hand/left-hand drawer
　He opened the top drawer of his desk, and took out a brown envelope.
sock/cutlery drawer
(=one for keeping socks, or knives, forks etc in)
drawers [plural]old-fashioned underwear that women and girls wear between their waist and the tops of their legs
= knickers