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Present participle for to teach by rigorous exercises or training
“There was neither time nor resources to drill such soldiers in elaborate tactics and discipline, and for the most part their function made this unnecessary.”
Present participle for make a hole in or through something by using a drill
“The lander will return close-up pictures of the comet's nucleus, drill into the dark organic crust, and sample the primordial ices and gases.”
Present participle for to put or set into the ground to grow
“He is still trying to drill the notion into the heads of his partners.”
Present participle for to strike with a missile from a gun
“… drilled the target from 100 yards away.”
Verb
To be making a hole
Noun
The process or act of teaching
Noun
The process or industry of obtaining coal or other minerals from a mine
Noun
The act of being indoctrinated
Noun
The science or art of teaching
Noun
The action of teaching a skill or type of behavior
Noun
The act of guarding, protecting, or guiding
Noun
The action or process of penetrating something
Noun
the practice or method of imposing strict rules of behavior on other people
Adjective
Sarcastic
Noun
The training of a horse on the flat or over fences
Noun
Noun
Instruction or training in military exercises
Noun
Repeated exercise in or performance of an activity or skill so as to acquire or maintain proficiency in it
Adjective
Having or producing a sudden and intense piercing sensation
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