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1 drill
n. matkap, delgi, talim, tohum ekme makinesi, tarh, tohum yatağı, kaba pamuklu kumaş, diril, batı afrika mandril maymunu————————v. delmek, matkapla delmek, talim yaptırmak, çalıştırmak, talim yapmak, delik açmak, kuyu açmak, tohum ekmek, makine ile tohum ekmek, sondaj yapmak, sonda ile yoklamak* * *1. del (v.) 2. matkap (n.)* * *[dril] 1. verb1) (to make (a hole) with a drill: He drilled holes in the wood; to drill for oil.) delmek, sondaj yapmak2) ((of soldiers etc) to exercise or be exercised: The soldiers drilled every morning.) eğitim/talim yap(tır)mak2. noun1) (a tool for making holes: a hand-drill; an electric drill.) matkap, sondaj âleti2) (exercise or practice, especially of soldiers: We do half-an-hour of drill after tea.) talim -
2 drill bit
n. matkap ucu, kaya burgusu* * *matkap ucu -
3 drill brace
matkap kolu -
4 drill bushing
matkap kılavuz kovanı -
5 drill cartridge
manevra fişeği -
6 drill chuck
n. matkap başı, matkap aynası* * *matkap aynası -
7 drill plough
mibzerli pulluk -
8 drill socket
matkap kovanı -
9 drill steel
matkap çeliği -
10 drill for oil
v. petrol kuyusu açmak -
11 drill ground
talim sahası, askeri eğitim alanı -
12 drill sergeant
n. eğitim çavuşu -
13 drill for oil
v. petrol kuyusu açmak -
14 drill ground
talim sahası, askeri eğitim alanı -
15 drill sergeant
n. eğitim çavuşu -
16 drill
delgi, matkap; alistirma; talim; sondaj aleti; mibzer, eker, ekim makinesi; tohum yatagi; diril, (matkapla delik) açmak, delmek, delik açmak, burgulamak; alistirmak, egitmek, ögretmek, talim yaptirmak; sondalamak, sondaj yapmak, sondajla açmak -
17 drill bit
matkap ucu, matkap agzi -
18 drill brace
matkap kolu -
19 drill bushing
matkap kilavuz kovani -
20 drill cartridge
manevra fisegi
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