draft
🇺🇸
/dræft/
🇬🇧
/drɑːft/
noun
B2
A first or early version of something written.
I wrote a draft of my essay before making the final copy.
我在完成最終版本之前先寫了論文的草稿。
R
A written order for a bank to pay money.
He paid with a bank draft for the purchase.
他用銀行匯票支付了購買款項。
R
The system of requiring people to join the military.
The draft required young men to serve in the army.
徵兵制要求年輕男子在軍隊服役。
R
The process of selecting players for sports teams.
The team picked a new player in the first round of the draft.
球隊在選秀第一輪挑選了一名新球員。
R
A current of cool air moving through a space.
Close the window to stop the draft from coming in.
關上窗戶防止冷風吹進來。
R
A drink of liquid, or the amount swallowed at one time.
He took a long draft of water after his run.
跑步後他喝了一大口水。
R
Liquid medicine.
The doctor gave her a sleeping draft to help her rest.
醫生給了她一劑安眠藥水幫助她休息。
verb
B2
To write a first version of something.
She will draft a letter to send to the company.
她將起草一封寄給公司的信。
R
To select people for a special job or duty.
They will draft extra workers to help with the project.
他們將抽調額外的工作人員來協助這個項目。
R
To require someone to join the military.
During the war, the government drafted many young men.
戰爭期間，政府徵召了許多年輕男子。
adjective
R
Served from a large container, not a bottle.
He ordered a cold draft beer at the bar.
他在酒吧點了一杯冰鎮生啤酒。
R
Used for pulling heavy things.
The farmer uses a draft horse to plow the fields.
農民用役馬來犁地。
translation
草稿, 匯票, 徵兵, 選秀, 氣流, 一口, 藥水
起草, 抽調, 徵召
生啤酒, 役用
詞形變化
3rd Present
drafts
Past
drafted
Perfect
drafted
Progressive
drafting
Plural
drafts