Definition of pneumatic drill in English:

pneumatic drill

nounnjuːˌmatɪk ˈdrɪln(j)uˈmædɪk drɪl

British

A large, heavy mechanical drill driven by compressed air, used for breaking up a hard surface such as a road.
风钻
Example sentencesExamples
- A workman below was using a pneumatic drill to break up some concrete which had already been laid.
- Television footage showed yellow-suited rescuers with headlights using their hands and small pneumatic drills to break through concrete floor slabs and pulling victims on stretchers from collapsed homes and apartments
- It doesn't help that he is going deaf and that a pneumatic drill is hammering away just outside the window.
- The sound of a pneumatic drill perforates the air.
- She could hear the beat of a diesel engine and bursts from a pneumatic drill.
- The place throbbed to the rhythm of pneumatic drills as dozens of new tourist complexes took shape to cater for local demand.
- These inventions, together with the diamond drilling crown and the pneumatic drill, drastically reduced the cost of blasting rock, drilling tunnels, building canals and many other forms of construction work.
- There are lengths of road in this town where hardly a month goes by without a gang of men arriving with pneumatic drills and temporary traffic lights.
- He acknowledged that noise from building activities was ‘unpleasant, particularly during short periods in which pneumatic drills, for instance, must be used’, but he said there was ‘no magical solution’ to high noise levels.
- The court heard the noise outside his house was equivalent to a pneumatic drill going off through the night and was four times the recommended limit for sleep disturbance.
- The newly-diagnosed disease causes fingers to turn white and numb as a result of using hand-held vibrating tools such as pneumatic drills and jigger picks.

Definition of pneumatic drill in US English:

pneumatic drill

nounn(y)o͞oˈmadik driln(j)uˈmædɪk drɪl

British

A large, heavy mechanical drill driven by compressed air, used for drilling into hard materials such as rock or concrete.
风钻
Example sentencesExamples
- These inventions, together with the diamond drilling crown and the pneumatic drill, drastically reduced the cost of blasting rock, drilling tunnels, building canals and many other forms of construction work.
- The court heard the noise outside his house was equivalent to a pneumatic drill going off through the night and was four times the recommended limit for sleep disturbance.
- The sound of a pneumatic drill perforates the air.
- She could hear the beat of a diesel engine and bursts from a pneumatic drill.
- Television footage showed yellow-suited rescuers with headlights using their hands and small pneumatic drills to break through concrete floor slabs and pulling victims on stretchers from collapsed homes and apartments
- There are lengths of road in this town where hardly a month goes by without a gang of men arriving with pneumatic drills and temporary traffic lights.
- A workman below was using a pneumatic drill to break up some concrete which had already been laid.
- The place throbbed to the rhythm of pneumatic drills as dozens of new tourist complexes took shape to cater for local demand.
- The newly-diagnosed disease causes fingers to turn white and numb as a result of using hand-held vibrating tools such as pneumatic drills and jigger picks.
- He acknowledged that noise from building activities was ‘unpleasant, particularly during short periods in which pneumatic drills, for instance, must be used’, but he said there was ‘no magical solution’ to high noise levels.
- It doesn't help that he is going deaf and that a pneumatic drill is hammering away just outside the window.

单词	pneumatic drill
释义	Definition of pneumatic drill in English: pneumatic drill nounnjuːˌmatɪk ˈdrɪln(j)uˈmædɪk drɪl British A large, heavy mechanical drill driven by compressed air, used for breaking up a hard surface such as a road. 风钻 Example sentencesExamples A workman below was using a pneumatic drill to break up some concrete which had already been laid. Television footage showed yellow-suited rescuers with headlights using their hands and small pneumatic drills to break through concrete floor slabs and pulling victims on stretchers from collapsed homes and apartments It doesn't help that he is going deaf and that a pneumatic drill is hammering away just outside the window. The sound of a pneumatic drill perforates the air. She could hear the beat of a diesel engine and bursts from a pneumatic drill. The place throbbed to the rhythm of pneumatic drills as dozens of new tourist complexes took shape to cater for local demand. These inventions, together with the diamond drilling crown and the pneumatic drill, drastically reduced the cost of blasting rock, drilling tunnels, building canals and many other forms of construction work. There are lengths of road in this town where hardly a month goes by without a gang of men arriving with pneumatic drills and temporary traffic lights. He acknowledged that noise from building activities was ‘unpleasant, particularly during short periods in which pneumatic drills, for instance, must be used’, but he said there was ‘no magical solution’ to high noise levels. The court heard the noise outside his house was equivalent to a pneumatic drill going off through the night and was four times the recommended limit for sleep disturbance. The newly-diagnosed disease causes fingers to turn white and numb as a result of using hand-held vibrating tools such as pneumatic drills and jigger picks. Definition of pneumatic drill in US English: pneumatic drill nounn(y)o͞oˈmadik driln(j)uˈmædɪk drɪl British A large, heavy mechanical drill driven by compressed air, used for drilling into hard materials such as rock or concrete. 风钻 Example sentencesExamples These inventions, together with the diamond drilling crown and the pneumatic drill, drastically reduced the cost of blasting rock, drilling tunnels, building canals and many other forms of construction work. The court heard the noise outside his house was equivalent to a pneumatic drill going off through the night and was four times the recommended limit for sleep disturbance. The sound of a pneumatic drill perforates the air. She could hear the beat of a diesel engine and bursts from a pneumatic drill. Television footage showed yellow-suited rescuers with headlights using their hands and small pneumatic drills to break through concrete floor slabs and pulling victims on stretchers from collapsed homes and apartments There are lengths of road in this town where hardly a month goes by without a gang of men arriving with pneumatic drills and temporary traffic lights. A workman below was using a pneumatic drill to break up some concrete which had already been laid. The place throbbed to the rhythm of pneumatic drills as dozens of new tourist complexes took shape to cater for local demand. The newly-diagnosed disease causes fingers to turn white and numb as a result of using hand-held vibrating tools such as pneumatic drills and jigger picks. He acknowledged that noise from building activities was ‘unpleasant, particularly during short periods in which pneumatic drills, for instance, must be used’, but he said there was ‘no magical solution’ to high noise levels. It doesn't help that he is going deaf and that a pneumatic drill is hammering away just outside the window.
随便看	chromatographs chromatography chromatophore chromatophoric chromatophoric chromatopsia chrome -chrome chrome alum chromed Chromel chrome leather chrome red chromes chrome steel chrome yellow chromic -chromic chromic acid chromide chromides chrominance chroming chromite chromites