draft 的英语意思
draftdraft1 /drɑːft $ dræft/ AWL noun [countable] 
查看全部语言翻译1piece of writing a piece of writing or a plan that is not yet in its finished form尚未定稿的文章或计划；草稿；草案: 
the rough draft of his new novel他新小说的草稿 I read the first draft and thought it was very good.我读了第一稿，觉得写得非常好。 All parties eventually approved the final draft (=finished form) of the peace treaty.各方最终批准了和平条约的最终草案（=定稿）。2military the draft American English a)a system in which people are ordered to join the army, navy etc, especially during a war（尤指战时）强制人员加入陆军、海军等的征兵制度 SYN conscription b)the group of people who are ordered to do this被征召入伍的一批人；征召群体3money especially British English a written order for money to be paid by a bank, especially from one bank to another银行（尤指银行间）出具的书面付款命令；汇票4sports American English a system in which professional teams choose players from colleges to join their teams职业队从大学中选拔球员入队的制度；选秀制度5cold air/beer the American spelling of draughtdraught 的美式拼写COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词the first/second etc draft· The second draft of the agreement contained a few important changes.· 协议第二稿包含了几处重要修改。the final draft (=the finished form)· He showed me the final draft of his letter.· 他把信的最终稿给我看了。a rough draft (=not the finished form)· Could you let me see a rough draft of your report?· 能让我看一下你报告的草稿吗？the original draft (=the first one)· The hero had a different name in the original draft of the story.· 在故事的原始草稿中，主角有一个不同的名字。an early/earlier draft (=written before others)· In earlier drafts of the speech, he criticized the pace of political progress.· 在演讲的早期草稿中，他批评了政治进步的步伐。a preliminary draft (=coming before others)· A preliminary draft of the charter has been issued.· 宪章的初步草案已经发布。verbs动词write/draw up/prepare a draft (=write one)· Always write a rough draft of your essay first.· 写文章前，要先写草稿。· He drew up a draft of the club’s rules and regulations.· 他起草了俱乐部规章制度草案。approve a draft (=officially accept one)· The draft was approved by the Senate.· 该草案获参议院批准。
查看全部语言翻译1piece of writing a piece of writing or a plan that is not yet in its finished form尚未定稿的文章或计划；草稿；草案: the rough draft of his new novel他新小说的草稿 I read the first draft and thought it was very good.我读了第一稿，觉得写得非常好。 All parties eventually approved the final draft (=finished form) of the peace treaty.各方最终批准了和平条约的最终草案（=定稿）。2military the draft American English a)a system in which people are ordered to join the army, navy etc, especially during a war（尤指战时）强制人员加入陆军、海军等的征兵制度 SYN conscription b)the group of people who are ordered to do this被征召入伍的一批人；征召群体3money especially British English a written order for money to be paid by a bank, especially from one bank to another银行（尤指银行间）出具的书面付款命令；汇票4sports American English a system in which professional teams choose players from colleges to join their teams职业队从大学中选拔球员入队的制度；选秀制度5cold air/beer the American spelling of draughtdraught 的美式拼写COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词the first/second etc draft· The second draft of the agreement contained a few important changes.· 协议第二稿包含了几处重要修改。the final draft (=the finished form)· He showed me the final draft of his letter.· 他把信的最终稿给我看了。a rough draft (=not the finished form)· Could you let me see a rough draft of your report?· 能让我看一下你报告的草稿吗？the original draft (=the first one)· The hero had a different name in the original draft of the story.· 在故事的原始草稿中，主角有一个不同的名字。an early/earlier draft (=written before others)· In earlier drafts of the speech, he criticized the pace of political progress.· 在演讲的早期草稿中，他批评了政治进步的步伐。a preliminary draft (=coming before others)· A preliminary draft of the charter has been issued.· 宪章的初步草案已经发布。verbs动词write/draw up/prepare a draft (=write one)· Always write a rough draft of your essay first.· 写文章前，要先写草稿。· He drew up a draft of the club’s rules and regulations.· 他起草了俱乐部规章制度草案。approve a draft (=officially accept one)· The draft was approved by the Senate.· 该草案获参议院批准。draftdraft2 AWL verb [transitive] 1piece of writing to write a plan, letter, report etc that will need to be changed before it is in its finished form起草；写出需要修改才能定稿的计划、信函、报告等的初稿: Eva’s busy drafting her speech for the conference.伊娃正忙着为会议起草演讲稿。2military to order someone to join the army, navy etc, especially during a war（尤指战时）强制征召某人加入陆军、海军等；征兵 SYN conscriptbe drafted into something My dad was eighteen when he got drafted into the army.我父亲被征召入伍时才十八岁。GRAMMAR Draft is usually passive in this meaning.3sports American English to choose a college player to join a professional team选拔大学球员加入职业队；（以选秀方式）选中: Craigwell was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks.克雷格韦尔被芝加哥黑鹰队选中。draft somebody ↔ in (also draft somebody into something) phrasal verb to ask or order someone to work in a place where they do not normally work要求或命令某人到平时不工作的地方工作；临时调派: Extra staff were drafted in to deal with the Christmas rush.为应对圣诞节的客流高峰，额外的员工被临时调来。 Hundreds of police have been drafted into the area.数百名警察已被调派到该地区。
1piece of writing to write a plan, letter, report etc that will need to be changed before it is in its finished form起草；写出需要修改才能定稿的计划、信函、报告等的初稿: Eva’s busy drafting her speech for the conference.伊娃正忙着为会议起草演讲稿。2military to order someone to join the army, navy etc, especially during a war（尤指战时）强制征召某人加入陆军、海军等；征兵 SYN conscriptbe drafted into something My dad was eighteen when he got drafted into the army.我父亲被征召入伍时才十八岁。GRAMMAR Draft is usually passive in this meaning.3sports American English to choose a college player to join a professional team选拔大学球员加入职业队；（以选秀方式）选中: Craigwell was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks.克雷格韦尔被芝加哥黑鹰队选中。draft somebody ↔ in (also draft somebody into something) phrasal verb to ask or order someone to work in a place where they do not normally work要求或命令某人到平时不工作的地方工作；临时调派: Extra staff were drafted in to deal with the Christmas rush.为应对圣诞节的客流高峰，额外的员工被临时调来。 Hundreds of police have been drafted into the area.数百名警察已被调派到该地区。