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1 висівний
drill; seeding -
2 бурова штанга
drill-rod, jack-rod -
3 стройова підготовка
drill; амер. line training -
4 пневматичний
тех.pneumatic, air-powered, air-operated; compressed-airпневматичний амортизатор — air-cushion shock absorber, air damper
пневматичний дриль — air-drill, pneumatic drill
пневматичний молоток гірн. — puncher, pneumatic hammer
пневматичний патрон — air(-operated) chuck, vacuum clutch
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5 стройовий
військ.fighting, combatant, line; drillстройовий офіцер — combatant officer, line officer
стройовий статут — drill regulations, drill manual
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6 буровий
boring, drillingбуровий майданчик — location, drilling site, well site
буровий майстер — driller, drilling foreman, drill operator, tool pusher
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7 вогньовий
1) fireвогньовий бур — flame ( jet) drill, forced flame drill
вогньовий культиватор с.-г. — burner
2) військ.вогньовий вал — barrage, creeping barrage, moving barrage
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8 дриль
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9 навчання
с1) teaching, studies, instruction; tuition, training; військ. drillпровадити навчання військ. — to exercise, to drill, to train
навчання у школі — schooling, school service
2) ( про учня) learning, studying3) ( учнівство на виробництві) apprenticeship -
10 плац
ч військ.( навчальний) drill ( practice) ground, training site, drill square; ( плац-парад) parade ground -
11 тріскачка
жrattle, rattle-box, clapper; тех. ratchet-drill, back drill -
12 бормашина
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13 букер
ч с.-г. -
14 бур
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15 бурав
чperforator, gimlet, drill, auger, wimble; borer; ( великий) auger -
16 буравити
to bore, to drill -
17 бурильна головка
crown, drill(ing) head -
18 бурильник
чborer, driller, drill operator, well-sinker -
19 бурити
to bore, to perforate, to sink, to drill -
20 вимуштрувати
to train, to drill (well, thoroughly)
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