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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Bohrsp�lung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bohrspindel
f
techn.
drill spindle
Bohrflüssigkeit
f
, Bohrspülung
f
mud
Bohrspülung
f
; Bohrflüssigkeit
f
boring sludge; bore detritus; drilling mud
fluid
; sludge cuttings; drill cuttings; ditch cuttings; slime; silt
Deutsche
Bohrsp�lung Synonyme
lung
Aqua Lung
air cylinder
aquascope
artificial respiration
aspiration
asthmatic wheeze
bathyscaphe
bathysphere
benthoscope
breath
black lung
Asiatic flu
Hong Kong flu
Minamata disease
acute bronchitis
adenoiditis
altitude sickness
aluminosis
amygdalitis
anoxemia
iron lung
Aqua-Lung
artificial respiration
aspiration
asthmatic wheeze
breath
breath of air
breathing
broken wind
cough
lung
abdomen
anus
appendix
bellows
blind gut
bowels
brain
cecum
colon
Englische
drill spindle Synonyme
drill
SOP
accustom
aculeus
acumination
application
apprentice
apprenticeship
athletics
auger
basic training
bed
bit
bite
bone
boning
bore
bore bit
borer
brace and bit
brainwork
break
break in
breaking
breast auger
breast
drill
breather
breed
breeding
bring up
broach
broadcast
burr
burrow
calisthenics
chamfer bit
coach
common practice
con
condition
conditioning
conning
constitutional
contemplate
contemplation
corkscrew
countersink
cram
cramming
cross bit
cultivate
cultivation
cusp
daily dozen
deepen
delve
depress
develop
development
diamond
drill
dibble
dig
dig out
dike
discipline
disseminate
dive
dredge
drill
press
drill
ing
drive
elucubrate
empierce
engrossment
examine
excavate
exercise
exercising
extensive study
fetch up
fetching-up
fit
fix
forest
form
foster
fostering
furrow
gimlet
go over
gore
gouge
gouge out
grind
grinding
groom
grooming
groove
grub
gymnastic exercises
gymnastics
habituate
hand
drill
headwork
hole
honeycomb
house-train
housebreak
housebreaking
impale
implant
improve
improvement
in-service training
indoctrinate
inseminate
inspection
instruct
isometrics
keyway
drill
lance
lick into shape
lower
lucubrate
lucubration
manual training
matter of course
mental labor
military training
mine
mucro
neb
needle
nib
nurse
nurture
nurturing
on-the-job training
penetrate
perforate
perusal
peruse
physical education
physical jerks
pierce
pink
plant
plunge into
point
pore over
portable
drill
posthole auger
pot
power
drill
practice
preparation
prepare
prescribed form
prick
prickle
procedure
pump
drill
punch
puncture
put in
put in tune
put to school
quarry
raise
raising
ratchet
drill
read
reading
ready
readying
ream
ream out
reamer
rear
rearing
reforest
regard studiously
rehearsal
rehearse
repetition
reset
restudy
restudying
retimber
review
riddle
rotary
drill
rule
run through
Bohrsp�lung Definition
Air
drill
(
)
A
drill
driven
by
the
elastic
pressure
of
condensed
air
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
pierce
or
bore
with
a
drill,
or
a
with
a
drill
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
train
in
the
military
art
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
an
exercise
or
exercises
Drill
(
n.
)
An
instrument
with
an
edged
or
pointed
end
used
for
making
holes
in
hard
substances
Drill
(
n.
)
The
act
or
exercise
of
training
soldiers
in
the
military
art,
as
in
the
manual
of
arms,
in
the
execution
of
evolutions,
and
the
like
Drill
(
n.
)
Any
exercise,
physical
or
mental,
enforced
with
regularity
and
by
constant
repetition
Drill
(
n.
)
A
marine
gastropod,
of
several
species,
which
kills
oysters
and
other
bivalves
by
drilling
holes
through
the
shell.
The
most
destructive
kind
is
Urosalpinx
cinerea.
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
flow
in
drills
or
rills
or
by
trickling
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
sow,
as
seeds,
by
dribbling
them
along
a
furrow
or
in
a
row,
like
a
trickling
rill
of
water.
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
entice
Drill
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
slip
or
waste
away
by
degrees.
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
trickle.
Drill
(
v.
i.)
To
sow
in
drills.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
small
trickling
stream
Drill
(
n.
)
An
implement
for
making
holes
for
sowing
seed,
and
sometimes
so
formed
as
to
contain
seeds
and
drop
them
into
the
hole
made.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
light
furrow
or
channel
made
to
put
seed
into
sowing.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
row
of
seed
sown
in
a
furrow.
Drill
(
n.
)
A
large
African
baboon
(Cynocephalus
leucophaeus).
Drill
(
n.
)
Same
as
Drilling.
Drill
press
(
)
A
machine
for
drilling
holes
in
metal,
the
drill
being
pressed
to
the
metal
by
the
action
of
a
screw.
Spindle
(
n.
)
The
long,
round,
slender
rod
or
pin
in
spinning
wheels
by
which
the
thread
is
twisted,
and
on
which,
when
twisted,
it
is
wound
Spindle
(
n.
)
A
slender
rod
or
pin
on
which
anything
turns
Spindle
(
n.
)
The
shaft,
mandrel,
or
arbor,
in
a
machine
tool,
as
a
lathe
or
drilling
machine,
etc.,
which
causes
the
work
to
revolve,
or
carries
a
tool
or
center,
etc.
Spindle
(
n.
)
The
vertical
rod
on
which
the
runner
of
a
grinding
mill
turns.
Spindle
(
n.
)
A
shaft
or
pipe
on
which
a
core
of
sand
is
formed.
Spindle
(
n.
)
The
fusee
of
a
watch.
Spindle
(
n.
)
A
long
and
slender
stalk
resembling
a
spindle.
Spindle
(
n.
)
A
yarn
measure
containing,
in
cotton
yarn,
15,120
yards
Spindle
(
n.
)
A
solid
generated
by
the
revolution
of
a
curved
line
about
its
base
or
double
ordinate
or
chord.
Spindle
(
n.
)
Any
marine
univalve
shell
of
the
genus
Rostellaria
Spindle
(
n.
)
Any
marine
gastropod
of
the
genus
Fusus.
Spindle
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
or
grow
into
a
long,
slender
stalk
or
body
Spindle-legged
(
a.
)
Having
long,
slender
legs.
Spindle-shanked
(
a.
)
Having
long,
slender
legs.
Spindle-shaped
(
a.
)
Having
the
shape
of
a
spindle.
Spindle-shaped
(
a.
)
Thickest
in
the
middle,
and
tapering
to
both
ends
drill spindle Bedeutung
drill
(military)
the
training
of
soldiers
to
march
(as
in
ceremonial
parades)
or
to
perform
the
manual
of
arms
exercise
practice
drill
practice
session
recitation
systematic
training
by
multiple
repetitions,
practice
makes
perfect
fire
drill
an
exercise
intended
to
train
people
in
duties
and
escape
procedures
to
be
followed
in
case
of
fire
military
drill
training
in
marching
and
the
use
of
weapons
close-order
drill
(military)
military
drill
of
troops
in
standard
marching
(shoulder-to-shoulder)
forest
goat
spindle
horn
Pseudoryx
nghetinhensis
cow-like
creature
with
the
glossy
coat
of
a
horse
and
the
agility
of
a
goat
and
the
long
horns
of
an
antelope,
characterized
as
a
cow
that
lives
the
life
of
a
goat
drill
Mandrillus
leucophaeus
similar
to
the
mandrill
but
smaller
and
less
brightly
colored
bore
bore-hole
drill
hole
a
hole
or
passage
made
by
a
drill,
usually
made
for
exploratory
purposes
bore
bit
borer
rock
drill
stone
drill
a
drill
for
penetrating
rock
breast
drill
a
portable
drill
with
a
plate
that
is
pressed
against
the
chest
to
force
the
drill
point
into
the
work
core
drill
a
drill
that
removes
a
cylindrical
core
from
the
drill
hole
dentist's
drill
burr
drill
a
high
speed
drill
that
dentists
use
to
cut
into
teeth
drill
a
tool
with
a
sharp
point
and
cutting
edges
for
making
holes
in
hard
materials
(usually
rotating
rapidly
or
by
repeated
blows)
electric
drill
a
rotating
power
drill
powered
by
an
electric
motor
drilling
bit
drill
bit
a
bit
used
in
drilling
for
oil
drill
press
a
machine
tool
with
a
separate,
upright
stand,
an
electric
drill
is
pressed
into
the
work
automatically
or
with
a
hand
lever
drill
rig
drilling
rig
oilrig
oil
rig
rig
used
in
drilling
for
oil
or
gas
drill
site
workplace
that
is
the
site
of
a
drill
hole
hand
drill
handheld
drill
a
small
portable
drill
held
and
operated
by
hand
pneumatic
drill
a
power
drill
powered
by
compressed
air
power
drill
a
power
tool
for
drilling
holes
into
hard
materials
spike
spindle
any
holding
device
consisting
of
a
rigid,
sharp-pointed
object,
the
spike
pierced
the
receipts
and
held
them
in
order
spindle
a
stick
or
pin
used
to
twist
the
yarn
in
spinning
spindle
mandrel
mandril
arbor
any
of
various
rotating
shafts
that
serve
as
axes
for
larger
rotating
parts
spindle
a
piece
of
wood
that
has
been
turned
on
a
lathe,
used
as
a
baluster,
chair
leg,
etc.
star
drill
a
steel
rock
drill
with
a
star-shaped
point
that
is
used
for
making
holes
in
stones
or
masonry,
it
is
operated
by
hitting
the
end
with
a
hammer
while
rotating
it
between
blows
straight
flute
straight-fluted
drill
a
rock
drill
with
flutes
that
are
straight
twist
bit
twist
drill
a
bit
or
drill
having
deep
helical
grooves
spindle
(biology)
tiny
fibers
that
are
seen
in
cell
division,
the
fibers
radiate
from
two
poles
and
meet
at
the
equator
in
the
middle,
chromosomes
are
distributed
by
spindles
in
mitosis
and
meiosis
drill
master
drill
instructor
a
noncommissioned
officer
who
instructs
recruits
in
military
marching
and
discipline
Celastraceae
family
Celastraceae
spindle-tree
family
staff-tree
family
trees
and
shrubs
and
woody
vines
usually
having
brightolored
fruits
spindle
tree
spindleberry
spindleberry
tree
any
shrubby
trees
or
woody
vines
of
the
genus
Euonymus
having
showy
usually
reddish
berries
common
spindle
tree
Euonymus
europaeus
small
erect
deciduous
shrub
having
tough
white
wood
and
cathartic
bark
and
fruit
winged
spindle
tree
Euonymous
alatus
bushy
deciduous
shrub
with
branches
having
thin
wide
corky
longitudinal
wings,
brilliant
red
in
autumn,
northeastern
Asia
to
central
China
drill
steel
drill
rod
carbon
steel
used
for
rock
drills
and
dowels
drill
train
in
the
military,
e.g.,
in
the
use
of
weapons
drill
undergo
military
training
or
do
military
exercises
drill
exercise
practice
practise
learn
by
repetition,
We
drilled
French
verbs
every
day,
Pianists
practice
scales
drill
teach
by
repetition
hammer
in
drill
in
ram
down
beat
in
teach
by
drills
and
repetition
bore
drill
make
a
hole,
especially
with
a
pointed
power
or
hand
tool,
don't
drill
here,
there's
a
gas
pipe,
drill
a
hole
into
the
wall,
drill
for
oil,
carpenter
bees
are
boring
holes
into
the
wall
counter-drill
drill
in
an
opposite
direction
drill-like
resembling
a
drill
spindle-legged
spindle-shanked
having
long
slender
legs
fusiform
spindle-shaped
cigar-shaped
tapering
at
each
end
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