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a preliminary version of a written text, subject to revision before being finalized
an initial sketch or rough outline of a design, plan, or picture
a flow of air, often caused by temperature differences or ventilation
a document ordering the bank to pay a specific amount of money to someone
the act of moving or pulling a heavy load, usually with animals or machinery
a large, hurried swallow of a drink
compulsory enrollment into military service
a specific measure or quantity of liquid medication, typically prescribed for oral administration
What is a "draft"?
A draft is a precisely measured quantity of liquid medication prescribed to be taken orally. It is the amount of medication that is intended to be taken in one dose, usually measured using a marked device such as a syringe or measuring cup. Drafts are commonly used for liquid medications like syrups, solutions, or suspensions, ensuring accurate dosing according to the prescribed instructions. They are frequently prescribed for antibiotics, liquid pain relievers, pediatric formulations, cough syrups, and medications for conditions like hypertension or diabetes that require accurate dosing adjustments.
a device or opening used to control the flow of air into a fireplace, stove, or furnace
the vertical distance between the waterline and the lowest point of a ship's keel, indicating how deep the vessel sits in the water
a portion of drink, especially beer, served directly from a keg, barrel, or cask
to write something for the first time that needs corrections for the final presentation
to draw the blueprints and the sketches for a building, machine, structure, etc.
to require individuals to serve in the military, often through a compulsory enlistment process
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