Draft into Meaning in English
expression
释义
To officially require someone to join a group, team, or especially the military, often against their choice.
用法与细微差别
Often used in military contexts ('drafted into the army'), but can also apply to sports teams or work groups. Implies compulsion or lack of choice. Not used for voluntary joining. Do not confuse with 'draft' as in 'write a draft' (writing).
例句
He was drafted into the army when he turned eighteen.
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During the war, many young men were drafted into service.
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Players can be drafted into a team if there aren't enough members.
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She never imagined she'd be drafted into the national volleyball squad.
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A few weeks before graduation, Tom was suddenly drafted into the navy.
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If you hang around the team long enough, you might just get drafted into a game.
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