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drill
UK
/drɪl/
US
/drɪl/
drill bit
drill bits
drill down
drill through
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drill
noun
drills
pl
UK
/drɪl/
US
/drɪl/
Translations
дрель
He used a drill to make a hole in the wall.
Он использовал дрель, чтобы сделать отверстие в стене.
учение
The soldiers participated in a drill to prepare for the mission.
Солдаты участвовали в учении, чтобы подготовиться к миссии.
тренировка
The coach organized a drill to improve the team's performance.
Тренер организовал тренировку, чтобы улучшить выступление команды.
Additional translations
упражнение
бур
сверло
Definitions
A tool or machine with a pointed end for making holes.
He used a drill to make a hole in the wall for the picture frame.
A practice or exercise to train or improve skills, especially in a military or emergency context.
The fire drill ensured that everyone knew how to evacuate the building safely.
A type of durable cotton fabric with a diagonal weave, often used for uniforms or work clothes.
The workers wore pants made of drill to withstand the tough conditions at the construction site.
A type of baboon found in West Africa, known for its colorful face and rump.
The drill is a primate that is closely related to the mandrill.
A machine used for sowing seeds at controlled depth and spacing.
Before planting the wheat, the farmer calibrated the drill to ensure even distribution of seed.
Synonyms
bore
tool
instrument
device
appliance
gadget
machine
implement
Antonyms
idle
rest
inactivity
leisure
drill
verb
drilled
Past Simple
drilled
Past Participle
drilling
Gerund
UK
/drɪl/
US
/drɪl/
Translations
сверлить
He used a power tool to drill a hole in the wall.
Он использовал электроинструмент, чтобы сверлить отверстие в стене.
тренировать
The coach will drill the team on their defensive strategies.
Тренер будет тренировать команду по их защитным стратегиям.
Additional translations
бурить
Definitions
To make a hole in something using a drill.
He drilled a hole in the wall to hang the picture.
To practice something repeatedly to improve skill or knowledge.
The coach drilled the team on their defensive plays.
To teach or train someone by repetitive instruction.
The teacher drilled the students on multiplication tables.
Synonyms
bore
perforate
pierce
puncture
hollow out
excavate
rehearse
practice
train
Antonyms
ignore
neglect
disregard
overlook
drill
adjective
UK
/drɪl/
US
/drɪl/
Used attributively (e.g., "drill bit", "drill press"); not normally gradable.
Definitions
Relating to or used for drilling or drills.
He bought a drill press and several drill bits for his workshop.
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