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[njuː'mætɪk] [AE nuː-]aggettivo pneumatico* * *[nju'mætik]1) (filled with air: pneumatic tyres.) pneumatico2) (worked by air: a pneumatic pump/drill.) pneumatico•* * *pneumatic /njʊˈmætɪk/A a.1 (mecc.) pneumatico: pneumatic dispatch, posta pneumatica ( sistema di tubi ad aria compressa); pneumatic drill, trapano pneumatico, perforatrice ad aria compressa; martello pneumatico ( improprio, ma comune); pneumatic post, posta pneumatica ( trasmissione della corrispondenza)2 (relig.) spiritualeB n.2 (relig.) pneumatico; uomo pneumatico; chi è pervenuto alla gnosi● (tecn.) pneumatic caisson, campana pneumatica □ (tecn.) pneumatic conveyor, trasportatore pneumatico □ (mecc.) pneumatic hammer, martello pneumatico □ (edil.) pneumatic pillars, pilastri pneumatici □ (ind. min.) pneumatic rock drill, perforatrice ad aria compressa □ pneumatic tube, tubo della posta pneumatica.* * *[njuː'mætɪk] [AE nuː-]aggettivo pneumatico -
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I [drɪl]1) (tool) (for wood, metal, masonry) trapano m.; (for oil) trivella f.; (for mining) sonda f., trivella f.; med. trapano m.2) mil. esercitazione f., addestramento m.3) (practice)4) BE colloq. (procedure)II 1. [drɪl]the drill — il modo, la maniera
1) forare, trapanare [wood, metal, masonry]; trivellare [well, tunnel]; med. trapanare [ tooth]to drill a hole — praticare, fare un foro
2) mil. esercitare, addestrare [ troops]3)to drill sb. in sth. — esercitare qcn. o far fare esercizio a qcn. in qcs
4)2.to drill sth. into sb. — inculcare qcs. in qcn., fare entrare qcs. in testa a qcn
1) (in wood, metal, masonry) fare un buco ( into in); med. fare perforazioni (con il trapano) ( into in)to drill for — eseguire delle trivellazioni alla ricerca di [oil, water]
2) mil. fare esercitazioni, addestramentoIII [drɪl]nome tess. traliccio m.* * *[dril] 1. verb1) (to make (a hole) with a drill: He drilled holes in the wood; to drill for oil.) trapanare, perforare2) ((of soldiers etc) to exercise or be exercised: The soldiers drilled every morning.) esercitarsi2. noun1) (a tool for making holes: a hand-drill; an electric drill.) trapano2) (exercise or practice, especially of soldiers: We do half-an-hour of drill after tea.) esercitazione, addestramento* * *I [drɪl]1. n(for wood, metal, dentist's drill) trapano, (in mine, quarry) perforatrice f, (in oilfield) trivella, (pneumatic drill) martello pneumatico2. vt3. viII [drɪl]1. n(Scol: exercises) esercizi mpl, Mil esercitazione f2. vt(soldiers) esercitare, addestrare, (pupils: in grammar) fare esercitare, far fare esercizi a3. viMil fare esercitazioniIII [drɪl] n(fabric) spesso tessuto di cotone* * *drill (1) /drɪl/n.3 (ind. min.) trivella; sonda4 [cu] ( anche mil.) esercitazione; addestramento: rifle drill, esercitazione con il fucile; fire drill, esercitazione antincendio6 [u] (fam. antiq.) – the drill, il modo (giusto): What's the drill for becoming a member?, come si fa a diventare membro?● drill bit, punta da trapano □ drill hole, foro di trivellazione; ( anche) fornello da mina □ (ind. min.) drill pipe, batteria di perforazione tubolare □ (tecn.) drill press, trapano a colonna □ drill rod, asta di perforazione □ (mil.) drill sergeant, sergente istruttore □ (ind. min.) drill string, batteria di perforazione.drill (2) /drɪl/n. (agric.)1 seminatrice; seminatoiodrill (3) /drɪl/n. [u]drill (4) /drɪl/n.(zool., Mandrillus leucophaeus) drillo.(to) drill (1) /drɪl/A v. t.1 trapanare ( anche med.); trivellare: to drill wood [metal, stone], trapanare (o trivellare) il legno [il metallo, la pietra]; to drill a well, trivellare il terreno per fare un pozzo; to drill a tooth, trapanare un dente; to drill a hole in st., fare un foro in qc. ( con un trapano o una trivella)2 ( anche mil.) esercitare; addestrare: to drill soldiers in the use of rifles, addestrare soldati all'uso del fucile; Everyone was drilled on evacuation procedures, sono stati tutti addestrati nelle procedure di evacuazione; The students are drilled on pronunciation every lesson, si fanno fare agli studenti esercizi di pronuncia a ogni lezione; They had been drilled to respond immediately, sono stati addestrati a reagire immediatamenteB v. i.1 fare perforazioni (o trivellazioni): Oil companies have obtained licences to drill in the area, le compagnie petrolifere hanno ottenuto le autorizzazioni per fare trivellazioni nella zona; They drilled through 10 metres of rock, hanno trivellato la roccia per 10 metri2 (mil.) fare esercitazioni; addestrarsi● to drill for oil [gas], trivellare alla ricerca di petrolio [di gas] □ (fig.) to drill st. into sb., inculcare qc. a q.: They have the rules drilled into them, gli inculcano le regole.(to) drill (2) /drɪl/v. t. (agric.)2 coltivare seminando a righe.* * *I [drɪl]1) (tool) (for wood, metal, masonry) trapano m.; (for oil) trivella f.; (for mining) sonda f., trivella f.; med. trapano m.2) mil. esercitazione f., addestramento m.3) (practice)4) BE colloq. (procedure)II 1. [drɪl]the drill — il modo, la maniera
1) forare, trapanare [wood, metal, masonry]; trivellare [well, tunnel]; med. trapanare [ tooth]to drill a hole — praticare, fare un foro
2) mil. esercitare, addestrare [ troops]3)to drill sb. in sth. — esercitare qcn. o far fare esercizio a qcn. in qcs
4)2.to drill sth. into sb. — inculcare qcs. in qcn., fare entrare qcs. in testa a qcn
1) (in wood, metal, masonry) fare un buco ( into in); med. fare perforazioni (con il trapano) ( into in)to drill for — eseguire delle trivellazioni alla ricerca di [oil, water]
2) mil. fare esercitazioni, addestramentoIII [drɪl]nome tess. traliccio m. -
4 pneumatic pneu·mat·ic adj
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