draught

UK /dɹɑːft/ US /dɹæft/
noun 5adj 1verb 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

cold, icy

She felt an icy draught creeping under the door during the freezing winter night.

VERB + DRAUGHT

create | prevent

DRAUGHT + VERB

blow, come, whistle

I felt a cold draught whistle through the broken window during the storm.

DRAUGHT + NOUN

excluder, proofing

We installed draught proofing around the windows to keep our heating bills lower.

PREP

~ from

I felt a cold draught from under the door during the winter storm.

PHRASES

a draught of air

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