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1 drill
dril 1. verb1) (to make (a hole) with a drill: He drilled holes in the wood; to drill for oil.) bore2) ((of soldiers etc) to exercise or be exercised: The soldiers drilled every morning.) eksersere, drille2. noun1) (a tool for making holes: a hand-drill; an electric drill.) bor(emaskin)2) (exercise or practice, especially of soldiers: We do half-an-hour of drill after tea.) drill, eksersisbor--------bore--------drille--------eksersisIsubst. \/drɪl\/1) bor, boremaskin2) drill (også overført), eksersis3) gymnastikk, trening, øvelseknow the drill ( hverdagslig) kjenne rutinen, beherske metodene, beherske fremgangsmåtenquestion-and-answer drills øvelser med spørsmål og svarwhat's the drill? ( hverdagslig) hvordan gjør man det?IIsubst. \/drɪl\/ ( landbruk)1) rad, rille2) (rad)såmaskinIIIsubst. \/drɪl\/( pattedyrarten Mandrillus leucophaeus) drillIVsubst. \/drɪl\/drill (tett, kraftig bomullstøy)Vverb \/drɪl\/1) drille, bore (hull i), bore seg2) gjennombore3) (amer., slang) pepre, skyte (ned)4) ( også overført) eksersere, drille, øve, øve inn, trene, trene opp, trene inn5) (amer., jernbane) veksle, skiftedrill into eller drill in bore seg iVIverb \/drɪl\/ ( landbruk)1) radså2) plante i rader -
2 hull
дырка-et, -/-er, -a/-ene* * *gap, hole, tear, pit* * *subst. [ åpning] hole, aperture subst. [gap, mellomrom, noe mangler] gap subst. [ ikke tett] leak subst. [ stukket] hole, puncture subst. [ i tann] hole subst. (faglig) [ i tann] cavity subst. [ i vei] pothole subst. (dagligtale) [ bule el. kjedelig sted] godforsaken hole, dump subst. [ i biljard] pocket (bore et hull) bore a hole
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