drill hole

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Noun

drill hole - a hole or passage made by a drill; usually made for exploratory purposesbore-hole, boremining, excavation - the act of extracting ores or coal etc from the earthexcavation - a hole in the ground made by excavatingshot hole - drill hole for a charge of an explosive

Drill Hole

drill hole

[′dril ‚hōl] (engineering) A hole created or enlarged by a drill or auger. Also known as borehole.

Drill Hole

(shpur), a man-made cylindrical cavity in a solid medium, such as rock or concrete, with a diameter up to 75 mm and a depth up to 5 m. Drill holes are used to place blasting charges, to anchor supports, and to force water or cement into the surrounding rock. The holes are drilled with hammer drills, electric drills, and other light-duty drilling machines.

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drill hole

noun

Synonyms for drill hole

noun a hole or passage made by a drill

Synonyms

bore-hole
bore

Related Words

mining
excavation
shot hole

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