Definition
Definition of through-draught - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
air movementDated UK air moves through a space to refresh or cool itDated UK
- The through-draught kept the room cool in summer.
- A cold through-draught swept the corridor.
- Windows left open created a steady through-draught.
Images of through-draught

air moves through a space to refresh or cool it
Origin of through-draught
English, through (from one end to the other) + draught (current of air)
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- French:courant d'air, ...
- German:Durchzug, ...
- Italian:corrente d'aria, ...
- Spanish:corriente de aire, ...
- Portuguese:corrente de ar, ...
- Chinese:穿堂风, ...
- Japanese:通風, ...
- Arabic:تِيّار هَوائي, ...
- Hebrew:זְרִימַת אֲוִויר, ...
- Russian:сквозняк, ...
- Ukrainian:протяг, ...
- Hindi:आर-पार हवा का झोंका, ...
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