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a handheld tool that uses rotational force to create holes or drive screws in various materials
What is a "drill"?
A drill is a tool used for making round holes in various materials like wood, metal, or stone. It typically has a rotating bit or head that spins quickly to cut into the surface. Drills can be powered by electricity, batteries, or manually, and are commonly used in construction, woodworking, and maintenance tasks. In addition to making holes, drills can also be used for driving screws or mixing substances, depending on the type of attachment used.
a way of instruction through repetition and a lot of practice
What is a "drill"?
A drill is a structured practice activity designed to reinforce specific skills or concepts through repetition. In educational contexts, drills often involve repetitive exercises aimed at improving proficiency in a particular area, such as mathematics, language learning, or physical skills. For example, language drills may focus on vocabulary, grammar, or pronunciation, allowing learners to practice and internalize new material. Drills can be conducted individually or in groups and may take various forms, including written exercises, oral practice, or physical activities. While drills can be effective for skill reinforcement, they are often most beneficial when combined with other teaching methods that promote understanding and application of knowledge.
(military) the training of soldiers to march (as in ceremonial parades) or to perform the manual of arms
to make a hole or opening in something using a rotating tool
to train and instruct soldiers in specific movements, formations, and procedures
to learn by repetition and practice
to provide instruction or training to someone, typically in a repetitive or systematic manner
to engage in structured and organized training exercises or practice sessions
