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  1. drill:
    • Wiktionary:
      drill → drill
    • Synonyms for "drill":
      cynocéphale; babouin; hamadryas; mandrill

English

Detailed Translations for drill from English to French

drill:

to drill verbe (drills, drilled, drilling)

  1. to drill (bore)
    forer; percer; perforer; mettre en forage
    • forer verbe (fore, fores, forons, forez, )
    • percer verbe (perce, perces, perçons, percez, )
    • perforer verbe (perfore, perfores, perforons, perforez, )
  2. to drill (perforate; pierce; pierce through)
    percer; perforer; transpercer; pénétrer
    • percer verbe (perce, perces, perçons, percez, )
    • perforer verbe (perfore, perfores, perforons, perforez, )
    • transpercer verbe (transperce, transperces, transperçons, transpercez, )
    • pénétrer verbe (pénètre, pénètres, pénétrons, pénétrez, )
  3. to drill (exercise)
    exercer
    • exercer verbe (exerce, exerces, exerçons, exercez, )

Conjugations for drill:

present
  1. drill
  2. drill
  3. drills
  4. drill
  5. drill
  6. drill
simple past
  1. drilled
  2. drilled
  3. drilled
  4. drilled
  5. drilled
  6. drilled
present perfect
  1. have drilled
  2. have drilled
  3. has drilled
  4. have drilled
  5. have drilled
  6. have drilled
past continuous
  1. was drilling
  2. were drilling
  3. was drilling
  4. were drilling
  5. were drilling
  6. were drilling
future
  1. shall drill
  2. will drill
  3. will drill
  4. shall drill
  5. will drill
  6. will drill
continuous present
  1. am drilling
  2. are drilling
  3. is drilling
  4. are drilling
  5. are drilling
  6. are drilling
subjunctive
  1. be drilled
  2. be drilled
  3. be drilled
  4. be drilled
  5. be drilled
  6. be drilled
diverse
  1. drill!
  2. let's drill!
  5. drilled
  6. drilling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

drill [the ~] nom

  1. the drill
    la perceuse; le foreuse; la perforatrice; la vrille; la mèche
  2. the drill (exercise; practice; training; practise)
    l'exercice; l'exercice d'assouplissement
  3. the drill (hammer drill)
    la drille; le foret
  4. the drill (brace and bit; hand drill; gimlet)
    la vrille; la perceuse portative; la perceuse

Translation Matrix for drill:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
drille drill; hammer drill drills; hammer drills
exercice drill; exercise; practice; practise; training boat drill; doctor's practice; experience; financial year; fiscal year; gymnastics; performance; physical exercise; practice; practise; routine; skill; study; training
exercice d'assouplissement drill; exercise; practice; practise; training finger exercise
forer strike
foret drill; hammer drill wood drill
foreuse drill
mèche drill curl; curl of hair; curling lock; fuse; fuze; gas mantle; hair curl; hair lock; hair tress; kernel; lamp wick; lock; lock of hair; pip; pith; wick; wood drill
perceuse brace and bit; drill; gimlet; hand drill wood drill
perceuse portative brace and bit; drill; gimlet; hand drill
perforatrice drill perforator; punch; wood drill
vrille brace and bit; drill; gimlet; hand drill brace; gimlet; propeller; screw; spin; spinning dive; tailspin; turbulence; vine; wood drill
- Mandrillus leucophaeus; exercise; practice; practice session; practise; recitation
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
exercer drill; exercise accomplish; cover; cover up; exercise; fulfil; fulfill; honor; honour; occupy a position; practice; practise; redo; rehearse; repeat; resume; train; tutor
forer bore; drill
mettre en forage bore; drill
percer bore; drill; perforate; pierce; pierce through bore through; break through; break up; come through; contain; convert; dig; encode; filter; get through; get to know; grasp; hint; hold; impress; imprint; instil; instill; leak through; penetrate; pierce; pierce through; plough; plough up; prick; put in; realise; realize; reform; run through; stab; stab through; stick in
perforer bore; drill; perforate; pierce; pierce through bore through; die-cut; penetrate; pierce; pierce through; punch; run through; stab; stab through
pénétrer drill; perforate; pierce; pierce through bore through; come in; encode; enter; fathom; get in; get through; go in; go inside; go into; impress; imprint; instil; instill; penetrate; pierce; reach; see through
transpercer drill; perforate; pierce; pierce through bore through; penetrate; pierce; pierce through; run through; stab; stab through
- bore; exercise; practice; practise
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- military service; practice; practise; rehearse; train

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Related Definitions for "drill":

  1. (military) the training of soldiers to march (as in ceremonial parades) or to perform the manual of arms1
  2. systematic training by multiple repetitions1
  3. similar to the mandrill but smaller and less brightly colored1
  4. a tool with a sharp point and cutting edges for making holes in hard materials (usually rotating rapidly or by repeated blows)1
  5. train in the military, e.g., in the use of weapons1
  6. undergo military training or do military exercises1
  7. learn by repetition1
    • We drilled French verbs every day1
  8. teach by repetition1
  9. make a hole, especially with a pointed power or hand tool1
    • don't drill here, there's a gas pipe1
    • drill a hole into the wall1
    • drill for oil1

Wiktionary Translations for drill:

drill
noun
  1. Old World monkey
  2. cotton fabric
  3. exercise
  4. driving part of a drill
  5. tool
verb
  1. to cause to drill, or practise
  2. to investigate closer
  3. to make to remember
  4. to train
  5. to make a hole
drill
verb
  1. technol|fr rendre unir la surface intérieure d’un objet qui a été forer.
  2. Percer.
  3. Pénétrer sexuellement
  4. imprimer fortement une chose dans l’esprit de quelqu’un à force de la répéter.
  5. Traverser en faisant un trou, une ouverture. (Sens général).
  6. percer une enveloppe résistante.
noun
  1. zoologie|nocat=1 Espèce de singe de la sous-famille des cercopithécinés, proche du mandrill, à face noire.
  2. militaire|fr entraînement extrêmement sévère ou stressant qui permet de rendre les personnes entraînées aptes à exécuter leur mission en minimisant les effets de la peur ou du stress, en particulier dans un contexte militaire.
  3. technique|fr outil permettant de percer, de faire des trous, généralement à l’aide d’un foret rotatif.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• drill → trépan; roulette; fraise; foret ↔ tandartsboor — een soort kleine boor waarmee de tandarts zieke tanden openboort
• drill → forer ↔ boren — met een werktuig dat om zijn as draait een gat in iets maken
• drill → foret ↔ boor — een rond zijn as ronddraaiend werktuig om gaten mee te maken
• drill → foret ↔ Bohrer — stangenartiges Werkzeug zum Herstellen von kreisförmigen Löchern durch drehende Bewegungen
• drill → foreuse; perceuse ↔ Bohrmaschine — Gerät, das mit Hilfe eines Bohrer ein Loch in ein Material bohrtWikipedia|Bohrmaschine
• drill → drille; chignole ↔ Drillbohrer — ein spanabhebendes Werkzeug, mit dem durch drehende und vortreibende Bewegung runde Löcher in einen Werkstoff - vor allem in Holz – gebohrt werden
• drill → entrainer ↔ drillen — Soldaten durch exerzieren gehorsam machen
• drill → entrainer ↔ drillen — jemanden einem regelmäßigen Lernen oder Training unterziehen
• drill → entrainer ↔ schleifen — (transitiv) als Trainer bzw. Ausbilder Sportler bzw. Rekruten hart trainieren lassen

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French

Detailed Translations for drill from French to English

drill:


Synonyms for "drill":

  • cynocéphale; babouin; hamadryas; mandrill

Wiktionary Translations for drill:

drill
noun
  1. zoologie|nocat=1 Espèce de singe de la sous-famille des cercopithécinés, proche du mandrill, à face noire.
  2. militaire|fr entraînement extrêmement sévère ou stressant qui permet de rendre les personnes entraînées aptes à exécuter leur mission en minimisant les effets de la peur ou du stress, en particulier dans un contexte militaire.
drill
noun
  1. Old World monkey

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