Translation guide
How to express 'redraw' in Japanese, covering artistic redrawing, redrawing lines/boundaries, and financial/technical contexts.
To draw something again, often to improve or correct it.
The most direct and common way to say 'redraw' for pictures, illustrations, or diagrams.
Could you redraw this picture?
I didn't like the design, so I redrew it.
Used when redrawing involves writing or drafting, such as diagrams, charts, or text-based drawings. The kanji 書 emphasizes writing/script.
Please redraw the graph.
A more roundabout way to say 'draw again', often used in casual speech.
Try redrawing that.
To draw lines again, such as borders on a map, lines on a sports field, or figurative boundaries.
To redraw funds, such as withdrawing again from a credit line, or to redraw a technical diagram.
Technical term for 'redraw' in computing/graphics, meaning to render again. Not used for artistic redrawing.
to redraw the screen
For financial 'redraw' (withdrawing again from a loan facility), there is no single common verb. Use 再引き出し (さいひきだし) as a noun, or explain with 再度引き出す (さいどひきだす).
to redraw from the credit line
We redrew the lines on the tennis court.
I made a mistake, so I'll redraw the line.