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to perforate
01
to create a series of holes in something, typically for the purpose of making separation or tearing easier
Transitive: to perforate paper or packaging
Example
The artist perforated the cardboard for a unique pattern in the sculpture.
The cashier perforated the receipt for easy tearing.
She perforated the document along the dotted line for detachment.
02
to pass or penetrate into something
Transitive: to perforate sth
Example
The screwdriver perforated the plastic cover as he assembled the furniture.
The sharp knife perforated the packaging as she opened the parcel.
The needle perforated the fabric as she sewed the button onto the shirt.
perforate
01
having a hole cut through
Example
The artist perforated the cardboard for a unique pattern in the sculpture.
The cashier perforated the receipt for easy tearing.
She perforated the document along the dotted line for detachment.
To facilitate tearing, the packaging was perforated along the edges.
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