Definition of redrill in English:

redrill

verb ˌriːˈdrɪl

1with object To retrain (a soldier) in military exercises or the use of arms. Also in extended use, and without object with passive meaning.
2with object To drill a new hole in (a thing); to drill (a hole) again.

verb ˌriːˈdrɪl

with object To drill (crops or ground) again in the same season. Also without object. Compare "drill".

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Rules & Regulations for Formations His Majesty’ s Forces. From re- + drill
mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Caledonian Mercury. From re- + drill.

Definition of redrill in US English:

redrill

verbˌriːˈdrɪl

1with object To retrain (a soldier) in military exercises or the use of arms. Also in extended use, and without object with passive meaning.
2with object To drill a new hole in (a thing); to drill (a hole) again.

verbˌriːˈdrɪl

with object To drill (crops or ground) again in the same season. Also without object. Compare "drill".

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Rules & Regulations for Formations His Majesty’ s Forces. From re- + drill<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Caledonian Mercury. From re- + drill.

单词	redrill
释义	Definition of redrill in English: redrill verb ˌriːˈdrɪl 1with object To retrain (a soldier) in military exercises or the use of arms. Also in extended use, and without object with passive meaning. 2with object To drill a new hole in (a thing); to drill (a hole) again. verb ˌriːˈdrɪl with object To drill (crops or ground) again in the same season. Also without object. Compare "drill". Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Rules & Regulations for Formations His Majesty’ s Forces. From re- + drill mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Caledonian Mercury. From re- + drill. Definition of redrill in US English: redrill verbˌriːˈdrɪl 1with object To retrain (a soldier) in military exercises or the use of arms. Also in extended use, and without object with passive meaning. 2with object To drill a new hole in (a thing); to drill (a hole) again. verbˌriːˈdrɪl with object To drill (crops or ground) again in the same season. Also without object. Compare "drill". Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Rules & Regulations for Formations His Majesty’ s Forces. From re- + drill<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Caledonian Mercury. From re- + drill.
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