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draft (rhymes with laughed) This noun names the amount of liquid that can be taken in by one act of swallowing, one “pull” from the glass or bottle. (“Draft beer” is a related term in that it is beer that is “pulled” from a keg.) If you see the word in writing from England, it will be spelled “draught” but pronounced the same.
- Mr. Switters longed for a draft of some bracing potion, something that would give him strength and courage for his ordeal.
- When the speaker in John Keats’s “Ode to a Nightingale” says, “O for a draught of vintage that hath been / Cooled a long age in the deep delved earth,” he refers to the custom of cooling wine below ground.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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draft（与laugh押韵）这个名词命名了一次吞咽动作，一次从玻璃杯或瓶子里“拉”进去的液体量。（“生啤酒”是一个相关的术语，因为它是从小桶中“提取”出来的啤酒。
- 先生。Switters渴望得到一剂令人振奋的药剂，这能给他力量和勇气来度过这场磨难
- 当约翰·济慈（John Keats）的《夜莺颂》（Ode to a Nightingale）中的演讲者说：“啊，一杯在深耕的土地上冷却了很长时间的葡萄酒”时，他指的是在地下冷却葡萄酒的习俗
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