tirage

[tir-ahzh]

tirage Definition

• 1. the act of drawing or pulling
• 2. the process of selecting winners randomly from a pool of entries

Using tirage: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tirage" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The tirage of lots determined the order of the presentations.

• Example

  The tirage for the raffle will be held next week.

tirage Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tirage

• drawing
• lottery
• raffle
• selection

Phrases with tirage

• tirage system

  a method of selecting winners randomly from a pool of entries

  Example

  The company uses a tirage system to select the winners of their giveaways.

• tirage party

  a social gathering where participants draw lots to determine the order of gift-giving or other activities

  Example

  We had a tirage party to decide who would go first in the game.

• tirage limité

  a limited edition print run, often used in the context of fine art prints

  Example

  The artist released a tirage limité of their latest work.

Origins of tirage

from French 'tirage', meaning 'drawing'

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Summary: tirage in Brief

'Tirage' [tir-ahzh] refers to the act of drawing or pulling, and the process of selecting winners randomly from a pool of entries. It is commonly used in the context of lotteries, raffles, and contests. 'Tirage' can also refer to a method of determining the order of presentations or gift-giving through drawing lots, as in 'The tirage of lots determined the order of the presentations.'