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drill [drɪl]1 noun(a) (manual) porte-foret m; (electric) perceuse f; (of dentist) fraise f (de dentiste), roulette f; Petroleum industry (for oil well) trépan m; (pneumatic) marteau m piqueur; Mining perforatrice f∎ drill (bit) foret m, mèche f∎ School verb drill exercices mpl oraux sur les verbes;∎ Military firing drill instruction f du tir;∎ British familiar figurative I know the drill je sais ce qu'il faut faire□, je connais la marche à suivre□ ;∎ British familiar what's the drill? (what do you want me to do?) qu'est-ce qu'il y a à faire?; (for working the photocopier etc) comment on fait?∎ Petroleum industry to drill an oil well forer un puits de pétrole∎ I drilled him in what to say je lui ai fait la leçon sur ce qu'il fallait dire;∎ the troops are well drilled les troupes sont bien entraînées;∎ to drill good manners into sb apprendre les bonnes manières à qn;∎ it was drilled into them from an early age not to accept lifts from strangers depuis leur plus jeune âge, on leur avait enfoncé dans la tête qu'il ne fallait pas accepter de monter en voiture avec des inconnus;∎ School to drill pupils in French verbs faire faire aux élèves des exercices oraux sur les verbes français∎ he drilled the ball into the back of the net il envoya la balle droit au fond du filet□∎ they are drilling for oil ils forent ou effectuent des forages pour trouver du pétrole►► Military drill sergeant sergent m instructeur -
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[dril] 1. verb1) (to make (a hole) with a drill: He drilled holes in the wood; to drill for oil.) percer2) ((of soldiers etc) to exercise or be exercised: The soldiers drilled every morning.) faire l'exercice2. noun1) (a tool for making holes: a hand-drill; an electric drill.) perceuse2) (exercise or practice, especially of soldiers: We do half-an-hour of drill after tea.) exercice -
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noun (a hole drilled into the earth or the sea-bed to obtain petroleum.) puits de pétrole -
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A n1 ( tool) (for wood, metal, masonry) perceuse f ; ( for oil) trépan m ; ( for mining) foreuse f ; Dent roulette f, fraise f spec ; power/hand drill perceuse f électrique/à main ;6 ( furrow) sillon m ;8 Tex coutil m.B vtr1 percer [wood, metal, masonry] ; forer [shaft, well, tunnel] ; Dent passer la roulette à [tooth]: to drill a hole percer un trou (in dans) ;2 Mil entraîner [troops] ;3 to drill sb in sth former (intensivement) qn à qch ;4 Agric semer [qch] en sillons.C vi1 (in wood, metal, masonry) percer un trou (into dans) ; Dent passer la roulette (into à) ; to drill for faire des forages pour trouver [oil, water] ;2 Mil faire de l'exercice ; they're drilling ils sont à l'exercice ;3 to drill sth into sb faire entrer qch dans la tête de qn ; we had good manners drilled into us on nous a inculqué à fond les bonnes manières.
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