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Definition
Synonym
drill
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
drill
bore
Stier,
drill
, hochtreiben
bull
drill
en, pauken, Drill, Ãœbung
drill
Drill
m
, strenge Ausbildung
f
, Exerzieren
n
drill
Drill
m
; strenge Ausbildung
f
; Ãœbung
f
; Exerzieren
n
Dies ist keine Ãœbung.
drill
This is not a
drill
.
Deutsche
drill Synonyme
Drill
ÂExerzieren
Âstrenge
Ausbildung
Drill
Exerzieren
strenge Ausbildung
drill
SOP
accustom
aculeus
acumination
application
apprentice
apprenticeship
athletics
auger
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drill Synonym
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Englische
bore Synonyme
bore
acupunctuation
acupuncture
aggravation
annoyance
auger
bad news
be tedious
bedevilment
billow
bite
bore
stiff
bore
to death
bore
to distraction
bore
to tears
boring
bother
botheration
bothersomeness
breakers
broach
burrow
buttonhole
buttonholer
caliber
chop
choppiness
chopping sea
comb
comber
countersink
crashing
bore
delve
devilment
diameter
difficulty
dig
dig out
dike
dirty water
discompose
discontent
disquiet
dogging
downer
drag
dredge
drill
drill hole
drip
drive
dryasdust
dusty
eagre
empierce
empiercement
ennui
exasperation
excavate
exhaust
fix
fixing
flat tire
frightful
bore
furrow
gape
gaup
gawk
glare
gloat
goggle
gore
goring
gouge
gouge out
gravity wave
groove
ground swell
grub
harassment
harrying
headache
heave
heavy sea
heavy swell
hole
hollow out
honeycomb
hounding
humdrum
impale
impalement
jade
lance
lancing
leave unsatisfied
lift
lop
lower
mine
molestation
needle
nuisance
pall
peak
peer
penetrate
penetration
perforate
perforation
persecution
pest
pierce
piercing
pill
pink
popple
prick
pricking
problem
proser
punch
punching
puncture
puncturing
quarry
radius
ream
ream out
riddle
riffle
ripple
rise
roll
roller
rough water
run through
sap
scend
scoop
scoop out
scrabble
scrape
scratch
sea
semidiameter
send
send to sleep
shovel
sink
skewer
skewering
spade
spear
spike
spit
stab
stare
stick
surf
surge
swell
tap
terebration
tidal
bore
tidal wave
tide wave
tire
transfix
transfixation
transfixion
transforation
transpierce
trench
trepan
trepanning
trephine
trephining
trial
trouble
trough
tsunami
tunnel
twaddler
undulation
vexation
vexatiousness
water wave
wave
wavelet
wear out
weary
wet blanket
white horses
whitecaps
worriment
worry
bore
al
Siberian
aeolian
aestival
airish
airy
algid
antarctic
arctic
austral
autumn
autumnal
below zero
biting
bitter
bitterly cold
blasty
bleak
blowy
blustering
blusterous
blustery
breezy
brisk
brumal
canicular
cold
cold as charity
cold as death
cold as ice
cold as marble
crisp
cutting
drafty
east
eastbound
easterly
eastermost
eastern
easternmost
equinoctial
favonian
flawy
freezing
freezing cold
fresh
frigid
gelid
glacial
gusty
hibernal
hiemal
hyper
bore
an
ice-cold
ice-encrusted
icelike
icy
inclement
keen
meridional
midsummer
midwinter
nipping
nippy
north
northbound
northeast
northeasterly
northeastern
northerly
northern
northernmost
northwest
northwesterly
northwestern
numbing
occidental
oriental
out of season
penetrating
piercing
pinching
puffy
raw
rigorous
seasonal
severe
sharp
sleety
slushy
snappy
solstitial
south
southbound
southeast
southeasterly
southeastern
southerly
southern
southernmost
southwest
southwesterly
southwestern
spring
springlike
squally
stone-cold
subzero
summer
summerlike
summerly
summery
supercooled
vernal
west
westbound
westerly
western
westernmost
windy
winter
winterbound
winterlike
wintery
wintry
bore
d
aloof
anguished
anxious
apathetic
benumbed
blase
bore
d stiff
bore
d to death
bore
d to tears
careless
cheerless
dead
debilitated
depressed
detached
disgusted
disinterested
distant
dopey
dormant
droopy
drugged
dull
enervated
exanimate
grim
heavy
hebetudinous
heedless
impassive
inanimate
incurious
indifferent
inert
insouciant
jaded
joyless
lackadaisical
languid
languorous
leaden
lethargic
lifeless
listless
lumpish
mindless
moribund
nauseated
nauseous
numb
phlegmatic
pleasureless
pooped
prey to malaise
regardless
repelled
revolted
sad
sated
sickened
sleepy
slow
sluggish
somnolent
stagnant
stagnating
stolid
stultified
stuporous with
bore
dom
suffering angst
supine
torpid
unconcerned
uneasy
unfulfilled
ungratified
unhappy
uninquiring
uninterested
uninvolved
unmindful
unquiet
unsatisfied
vegetable
vegetative
wan
weary
withdrawn
world-weary
bore
dom
acedia
aloofness
angst
anguish
anxiety
apathy
bore
dness
carelessness
cheerlessness
detachment
discomfort
discomposure
discontent
disgust
disinterest
disinterestedness
dislike
dispiritedness
displeasure
disquiet
dissatisfaction
distaste
doldrums
dread
dreariness
drowsiness
dullness
emptiness
enervation
ennui
existential woe
fatigue
fed-upness
flatness
grimness
heaviness
hebetude
heedlessness
impassiveness
impassivity
inanimation
incuriosity
incuriousness
indifference
indifferentism
indifferentness
inquietude
insouciance
intellectual inertia
jadedness
joylessness
lack of interest
lack of pleasure
lackadaisicalness
languidness
languishment
languor
languorousness
lassitude
lenitude
lentor
lethargy
life-weariness
lifelessness
listlessness
malaise
melancholy
monotony
nausea
nongratification
nonsatisfaction
oscitancy
painfulness
passivity
phlegm
regardlessness
satedness
satiation
satiety
savorlessness
sleepiness
sloth
slothfulness
slowness
sluggishness
somnolence
spleen
staleness
stolidity
stupefaction
stupor
supineness
taedium vitae
tastelessness
tediousness
tedium
tiredness
torpidity
torpidness
torpitude
torpor
uncomfortableness
unconcern
unease
uneasiness
unhappiness
uninquisitiveness
uninterestedness
unmindfulness
unpleasure
unsatisfaction
vexation of spirit
wearifulness
weariness
withdrawal
world-weariness
yawn
drill Definition
Bore
(
imp.
)
of
Bear
Bore
(
v.
t.)
To
perforate
or
penetrate,
as
a
solid
body,
by
turning
an
auger,
gimlet,
drill,
or
other
instrument
Bore
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
enlarge
by
means
of
a
boring
instrument
or
apparatus
Bore
(
v.
t.)
To
make
(a
passage)
by
laborious
effort,
as
in
boring
Bore
(
v.
t.)
To
weary
by
tedious
iteration
or
by
dullness
Bore
(
v.
t.)
To
befool
Bore
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
hole
or
perforation
with,
or
as
with,
a
boring
instrument
Bore
(
v.
i.)
To
be
pierced
or
penetrated
by
an
instrument
that
cuts
as
it
turns
Bore
(
v.
i.)
To
push
forward
in
a
certain
direction
with
laborious
effort.
Bore
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
out
the
nose
or
toss
it
in
the
air
Bore
(
n.
)
A
hole
made
by
boring
Bore
(
n.
)
The
internal
cylindrical
cavity
of
a
gun,
cannon,
pistol,
or
other
firearm,
or
of
a
pipe
or
tube.
Bore
(
n.
)
The
size
of
a
hole
Bore
(
n.
)
A
tool
for
making
a
hole
by
boring,
as
an
auger.
Bore
(
n.
)
Caliber
Bore
(
n.
)
A
person
or
thing
that
wearies
by
prolixity
or
dullness
Bore
(
n.
)
A
tidal
flood
which
regularly
or
occasionally
rushes
into
certain
rivers
of
peculiar
configuration
or
location,
in
one
or
more
waves
which
present
a
very
abrupt
front
of
considerable
height,
dangerous
to
shipping,
as
at
the
mouth
of
the
Amazon,
in
South
America,
the
Hoogly
and
Indus,
in
India,
and
the
Tsien-tang,
in
China.
Bore
(
n.
)
Less
properly,
a
very
high
and
rapid
tidal
flow,
when
not
so
abrupt,
such
as
occurs
at
the
Bay
of
Fundy
and
in
the
British
Channel.
Bore
(
)
imp.
of
1st
&
2d
Bear.
bore Bedeutung
bore
bore
-hole
drill
hole
a
hole
or
passage
made
by
a
drill,
usually
made
for
exploratory
purposes
bore
bit
bore
r
rock
drill
stone
drill
a
drill
for
penetrating
rock
bore
gauge
caliber
calibre
diameter
of
a
tube
or
gun
barrel
tidal
bore
bore
eagre
aegir
eager
a
high
wave
(often
dangerous)
caused
by
tidal
flow
(as
by
colliding
tidal
currents
or
in
a
narrow
estuary)
bore
dullard
a
person
who
evokes
bore
dom
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
bore
tire
cause
to
be
bore
d
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