Jet stream/ draught What is the difference between "jet stream" and "draught"? In Spanish, I think it is said "corriente de aire" for both terms. Thanks a lot!

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Jet stream/ draught

What is the difference between "jet stream" and "draught"?
In Spanish, I think both terms are translated as "corriente de aire".

Thanks a lot!

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A jet stream is a very large current of air in the Earth's atmosphere.

A draught (also draft or breeze) is a current of air that comes from an open window or door, for example.

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