Examples of using Drafty in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
It's drafty.
Is your house a bit drafty?
Is it drafty in here?
Could be a bit drafty.
It's drafty down here.
Stone walls were cold and drafty.
Old wiring, drafty house.
Particularly old buildings, are often drafty.
No more drafty rehearsal halls.
My father says it's drafty in here.
It's a little drafty. We will get you a nice hot cocoa.
Must the church be so drafty, Mr. Elton?
I have noticed that some of our outlets on the exterior walls are a bit drafty.
It is insanely drafty with this much wind.
Avoid placing plants in drafty areas.
No one likes a drafty house that just won't stay warm in the winter or cool in the summer.
What is naked yoga and why is it so drafty?
It might get a little drafty driving down there tomorrow.
Tired of paying sky-high energy bills caused by old, drafty windows?
A large shrub 3-6 m with symmetric drafty crown, thorns to 1.5 cm long, beautiful rhombic leaves, reddening in the fall.
Even a modern house may have cold corners and drafty areas on a winter day.
Group may be sufficiently dense, or drafty, but it must have a clear outline(for this planting is carried out so that as adults they were closing the crown);
Light-requiring, some species tolerate a little shade and grow well under the shadow of drafty crowns.
It should be clean, quiet, free of distractions,well-ventilated(but not drafty), and provide you with a means to sit in complete and total relaxation, with a straight back.
Your beloved electric blanket orspace heater never fails to keep you cozy on cold, drafty days.
Unlike a moderately drafty home, a house that is relatively air tight may not be able to supply enough outside air to the fire resulting in a negative pressure in the home.
Consider adding heavier drapery around the windows that are extra drafty, to help block some air loss.
Of course a person is free to live in a drafty stone house, listen to music on a Victrola, wash clothes with a washboard, tell time with a sundial, and make one's clothes from flour sacks.
So the thousands of delegates whospent two weeks dickering over the details of the deal in a drafty exhibition hall north of Paris felt fully justified in cheering and congratulating one another on a job well done.