draft in Latin
draft in Latin is perflātus — draft means an early, unfinished version of a piece of writing.
draft in Latin
perflātus
A current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle.
What does "draft" mean?
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noun An early, unfinished version of a piece of writing.
"She sent me the first draft of her novel."
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noun A current of air moving through an enclosed space.
"There's a cold draft coming from under the door."
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noun (US) Compulsory enlistment into military service; conscription.
"Thousands of young men were called up in the draft."
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noun The process of selecting players for professional sports teams.
"The team's first pick in the draft was a college quarterback."
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draft in a sentence
- She sent me the first draft of her novel.
- I need to revise this draft before the deadline.
- There's a cold draft coming from under the door.
- Close the window, because the draft is making the whole room cold.
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What is "draft" in Latin?
"draft" in Latin is perflātus. draft means: An early, unfinished version of a piece of writing.
How do you use "draft" in a sentence?
Example: "She sent me the first draft of her novel." In Latin, "draft" is perflātus.
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