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drill

Aussprache: [drɪl]

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Kontext: „tools“

(noun) a tool that makes holes in hard surfaces like wood or metal. It helps you to put things together by making holes for screws or nails.

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The carpenter used a drill to make perfect holes for the new shelves.

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The drill was not working, so he couldn't finish building the project.

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Can you show me how to use the drill safely?

Kontext: „practice“

(verb) to practice or repeat an activity to become good at it. Like when kids do drills for fire safety to be ready in case of an emergency.

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We drill every week to make sure everyone knows what to do during a fire alarm.

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They didn't drill at all, so they were confused during the emergency.

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How often do we drill for fire safety in school?

Kontext: „emergency“

(noun) a practice session to prepare for emergencies. This is important so everyone knows what to do when something really happens.

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The school had a successful drill for an earthquake today.

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There was no drill planned, so many students didn't know how to react during the emergency.

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What kind of drill are we having next week?

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