英语词汇“dry hole”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	dry hole
释义	Trends of dry hole View usage for: dry hole in British English noun (in the oil industry) a well that is drilled but does not produce oil or gas in commercially worthwhile amounts dry hole in American English 1. an oil, water, or gas well that is not commercially profitable 2. an unsuccessful attempt to accomplish some objective in business, politics, etc. dry hole in the Oil and Gas Industry (draɪ hoʊl) Word forms: (regular plural) dry holes noun (Extractive engineering: Exploration) A dry hole is a well that is drilled but does not produce enough oil or gas to be a commercial success. A well is normally abandoned if it is a dry hole which has not produced in commercial quantities. A dry hole is an unsuccessful well which does not contain enough hydrocarbons to warrant completion. A dry hole is a well that is drilled but does not produce enough oil or gas to be a commercialsuccess. Examples of 'dry hole' in a sentence dry hole Shell had drilled ten dry holes in the area and had given up. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It has been disappointing both from the share price reaction and drilling dry holes. Times, Sunday Times (2014)
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Trends ofdry hole