draught in Bulgarian
draught in Bulgarian is пул, шашки — draught means a current of cool air moving through a room, usually coming in through a gap around a door, window or chimney.
draught in Bulgarian
пул
Pronounced: pul
(British) A checker: a game piece used in the game of draughts.
шашки
Pronounced: shashki
(British) A checker: a game piece used in the game of draughts.
What does "draught" mean?
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noun A current of cool air moving through a room, usually coming in through a gap around a door, window or chimney.
"There is a terrible draught coming under the front door."
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adjective Of beer or cider: served from a cask or keg through a tap rather than from a bottle or can.
"A pint of draught bitter, please."
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noun An amount of liquid swallowed in one go; a long drink.
"He emptied the tankard in a single draught."
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draught in a sentence
- There is a terrible draught coming under the front door.
- Move your chair away from the window if you are in a draught.
- A pint of draught bitter, please.
- They have four draught ales on at the moment.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "draught" in Bulgarian?
"draught" in Bulgarian is пул, шашки. draught means: A current of cool air moving through a room, usually coming in through a gap around a door, window or chimney.
How do you pronounce пул?
"draught" in Bulgarian is пул, pronounced "pul".
How do you use "draught" in a sentence?
Example: "There is a terrible draught coming under the front door." In Bulgarian, "draught" is пул, шашки.
Are there other ways to say "draught" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "draught": пул, шашки.
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