draft — a rough version of a piece of writing
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a rough version of a piece of writing
Pronunciation (IPA): /dræft/
Korean meaning: 초안, 초고
Korean pronunciation: **드**래프트
Example Sentences
- My first draft was so bad that even my dog looked disappointed.
- The draft in this room is so strong, I feel like I'm camping outdoors.
- Please draft an email to the client about the meeting.
draft
NOUN//dræft//
a rough version of a piece of writing
a rough version of a piece of writing
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Origin
From Middle Dutch 'dracht' meaning a drawing or pulling, related to the verb 'dragen' (to draw or carry). The word entered English in the 15th century, initially referring to the act of drawing or pulling, later applied to a preliminary written version.
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“My first draft was so bad that even my dog looked disappointed.”
“The draft in this room is so strong, I feel like I'm camping outdoors.”
“Please draft an email to the client about the meeting.”
“The basketball player was drafted by his dream team.”
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