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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.) vrtati2) ((of soldiers etc) to exercise or be exercised: The soldiers drilled every morning.) uriti se2. noun1) (a tool for making holes: a hand-drill; an electric drill.) sveder2) (exercise or practice, especially of soldiers: We do half-an-hour of drill after tea.) urjenje* * *I [dril]nounsveder, vrtalnik, durgeljII [dril]transitive verbvrtati, preluknjatito drill a hole in s.o. — prestreliti kogaIII [dril]nounurjenje, mehanična vadba; brezdušno učenjeIV [dril]transitive verb & intransitive verbvaditi, uriti se; brezdušno se učitiV [dril]1.nounsaditvena brazda; sejalnik;2.transitive verbsaditi v brazde ali vrsteVI [dril]nountronitnik; vrsta močnega platnaVII [dril]nounzoology vrsta paviana, mandrilVIII [dril]nounpotoček, rečica -
2 drill-barrow
[drílbærou]nountechnical sejalnik -
3 drill-hammer
[drílhæmə]nounrudarsko kladivo -
4 drill-master
[drílma:stə]nounvaditelj -
5 drill-plough
[drílplau]nounsejalnik -
6 drill-sergeant
[drílsa:džənt]nounvojaški inštruktor -
7 boat-drill
[bóutdril]nounvaja v uporabi rešilnih čolnov -
8 bow-drill
[bóudril]nounlokasti sveder -
9 burr-drill
[bɜ:dril]nounzobozdravniški sveder -
10 fire-drill
[fáiədril]noungasilske vaje -
11 gang-drill
[gaeŋdril]nountechnical globinski vrtalni stroj -
12 hand-drill
[haenddril]nountechnical ročni vrtalni stroj -
13 pack-drill
[paekdril]nounmilitary korakanje v polni bojni opremi (kazen) -
14 power-drill
[páuədril]nountechnical električni vrtalni stroj -
15 rock-drill
[rɔkdril]nountechnical vrtalo, stroj za vrtanje sten in kamna -
16 seed-drill
[sí:ddril]nounsejalnik -
17 skeleton-drill
[skélitəndril]nounmilitary vaja, pri kateri oddelek vojske predstavljata dva vojaka, ki držita nasprotne konce dolge vrvi -
18 squad drill
[skwɔddril]nounmilitary vežbanje (urjenje, pouk) rekrutov -
19 stop drill
[stɔpdril]nountechnical vrsta svedra -
20 twist drill
[twístdril]nountechnical spiralni sveder
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