To draw up a contract meaning in English
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Definition
to draw up (a contract): to prepare, to create, to design, to produce (a contract)
We will draw up a contract today. We can show it to you tomorrow when it's finished.
This is an irregular verb:
I draw up / I drew up / I have drawn up
- "Icarus : But sir, I've already drawn up the papers!"
- "The articles of incorporation were drawn up a long time ago."
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