Definition
Definition of indraught - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
flowDated UK inward flow of air or waterDated UK
- The indraught from the window was refreshing.
2.
inletDated UK opening from the sea into landDated UK
- The sailors found a safe indraught to anchor.
Images of indraught

opening from the sea into land
Origin of indraught
Old English, in (into) + draught (pull)
Examples of indraught in a sentence
An indraught of water filled the boat. They navigated through the indraught to reach the harbor. The indraught provided a calm spot for fishing.
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- French:courant entrant, passage, ...
- German:Einströmung, Einlass, ...
- Italian:flusso d'aria, insenatura, ...
- Spanish:flujo entrante, entrada, ...
- Portuguese:corrente de ar, enseada, ...
- Chinese:内涌, 海湾, ...
- Japanese:吸気流, 入り江, ...
- Arabic:تيار داخلي, مَدْخَل بَحْرِي, ...
- Hebrew:זְרִימָה פְּנִימִית, מִפְרָץ, ...
- Russian:поток воздуха, вход, ...
- Ukrainian:потік повітря, вхід, ...
- Hindi:अंदरूनी बहाव, इंड्राफ्ट, ...
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