DRILLS Meaning and
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Drills are tools or machines designed to bore holes, typically in hard materials such as wood, metal, or masonry. They are commonly used in construction, woodworking, manufacturing, and maintenance projects. Drills operate by rotating a cutting tool, such as a drill bit, with high-speed motion, allowing for efficient and precise hole creation.
Drills come in a variety of forms, including handheld manual drills, electric drills, corded drills, and cordless drills. Handheld manual drills, also known as hand drills, rely on manual force to rotate the drill bit, making them suitable for smaller-scale tasks or areas with limited access to electrical power. Electric drills, on the other hand, are powered by an electric motor and offer higher drilling speeds and increased convenience.
In addition to creating holes, drills may also be equipped with various attachments or accessories to perform other tasks. For instance, some drills can be used for driving screws, sanding, or mixing liquids through specialized attachments.
The advancement in drill technology has led to more modern features such as variable speed control, multiple gear settings, hammer action (for drilling into hard materials like concrete), and digital displays for precision drilling. Furthermore, drills may have additional safety features, such as a depth stop or a clutch, to prevent over-drilling or protect against sudden binding or excessive torque.
Overall, drills are invaluable tools in many industries and household applications due to their versatility, efficiency, and ability to create precise holes in a variety of materials.
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Etymology of DRILLS
The word "drill" originated from the Old Norse word "dríli", which referred to an instrument used for boring or drilling holes. This Norse term is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "*thrailianą", meaning "to bore" or "to pierce". Ultimately, it can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*dherei-", meaning "to pierce" or "to drill". The term "drill" has retained its meaning and usage throughout various Germanic languages, including Old English ("driell"), Middle English ("drille"), and Modern English ("drill").
Similar spelling words for DRILLS
- trails,
- drawls,
- dials,
- grills,
- trills,
- dries,
- trolls,
- dulls,
- trill,
- rolls,
- Driller,
- drools,
- tills,
- drill.
Conjugate verb Drills
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