| 单词 | drill |
| 释义 | drill (verb) drill (noun) drill (verb) drill (noun) drill 8 ENTRIES FOUND: drill (noun) drill (verb) drill (noun) drill (verb) drill (noun) fire drill (noun) pneumatic drill (noun) know (verb) 1 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun plural drills 1 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun plural drills Learner's definition of DRILL 1 [count] : a tool used for making holes in hard substances钻机；冲子；钻头 an electric/power drill电钻；动力钻 the dentist's drill牙钻 — see picture at carpentry; see also pneumatic drill 2 a : an exercise done to practice military skills or procedures军事演习；军事操练 [count] During basic training, the recruits spent hours a day doing drills.在基本训练期间，新兵每天操练数小时。 a drill sergeant [=a sergeant who trains new soldiers]军士教官 [noncount] (chiefly Brit) soldiers doing drill接受军训的士兵 b : a physical or mental activity that is done repeatedly in order to learn something, become more skillful, etc.（体力或脑力的）训练，练习 [count] The students do vocabulary/multiplication drills every Monday.学生每周一都要做词汇/乘法运算练习。 The players are doing their drills.运动员正在训练。 [noncount] The students were taught by drill.学生通过练习学习知识。 — see also fire drill know the drill informal : to know how something is done : to be familiar with a regular process, procedure, etc.知道某事怎么做；熟悉常规流程（或程序等） You don't have to tell us what to do. We all know the drill by now.你不必告诉我们做什么。我们现在全都知道了。 — compare 3drill, 5drill 2 drill /ˈdrɪl/ verb drills; drilled; drilling 2 drill /ˈdrɪl/ verb drills; drilled; drilling Learner's definition of DRILL 1 : to make a hole in something with a drill在…上打眼；钻（孔） [+ object] He drilled a hole in the back of the cabinet.他在橱柜背面钻了个孔。 The dentist drilled the tooth.牙医在牙齿上钻了个洞。 [no object] They are planning to drill for oil here.他们计划在此处钻井开采石油。 2 [+ object] a : to teach or train (someone) by repeating a lesson or exercise again and again使反复练习；训练 We drilled the children on their multiplication tables.我们让孩子们反复背诵乘法运算表。 The players were drilled in practice.运动员接受了实际训练。 b : to train (soldiers) by making them practice military procedures and exercises军事训练，操练（士兵） The commander drilled the troops.指挥官训练部队。 3 [+ object] US, sports, informal : to hit (someone or something) very hard（体育运动中）重击。 He drilled a single to right field.他向右外场一记重击，打出一垒打。 The quarterback got drilled.那个橄榄球四分卫被狠狠地撞了一下。 drill into [phrasal verb] drill (something) into (someone) : to force (something) to be learned very well by (someone) by repeating it again and again（通过反复练习）强行灌输，使牢牢掌握 Our teacher drilled the lesson into our heads.老师通过反复练习使我们牢牢掌握课文。 The importance of saying “please” and “thank you” was drilled into us as children.我们孩提时就被反复告知用“请”和“谢谢”的重要性。 — compare 4drill — driller noun, plural drillers [count] an oil driller石油钻机 3 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun plural drills 3 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun plural drills Learner's definition of DRILL [count] 1 : a row of seeds planted by a special machine（条播机播下的）一行种子 2 : a special machine that plants seeds in rows条播机 — compare 1drill, 5drill 4 drill /ˈdrɪl/ verb drills; drilled; drilling 4 drill /ˈdrɪl/ verb drills; drilled; drilling Learner's definition of DRILL [+ object] : to plant (seeds) in a row with a special machine（用条播机）播种 — compare 2drill 5 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun 5 drill /ˈdrɪl/ noun Learner's definition of DRILL [noncount] : a type of strong cotton cloth粗斜纹布 — compare 1drill, 3drill |
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