electric drill
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Definition
- Noun:
- A rotating power drill powered by an electric motor: An "electric drill" is a handheld or stationary tool used for making holes or driving fasteners. Its rotating function is powered by electricity, distinguishing it from manual or pneumatic drills.
Usage
- The term "electric drill" is used to specify the tool's power source. It is a common compound noun in contexts like construction, manufacturing, and home improvement.
- It functions as a countable noun (e.g., , ).
Examples
- Noun:
- He used an electric drill to make holes in the wall for the shelves.
- The workshop is equipped with several cordless electric drills.
- For this project, you will need a powerful electric drill.
Advanced Usage
- "cordless electric drill": A specific type of electric drill that operates on a rechargeable battery, offering greater portability.
- The carpenter prefers a cordless electric drill for working on the roof.
Variants and Related Words
- Drill (n): A general term for a tool or machine used for boring holes. An "electric drill" is a type of drill.
- Power drill (n): A broader category that includes drills powered by electricity, batteries, or compressed air. An "electric drill" is a common type of power drill.
- Hammer drill (n): A specialized type of electric drill that combines rotation with a hammering action for drilling into masonry.
Synonyms
- Power tool: A general term for tools powered by an external source, such as electricity. An electric drill is a power tool.
Related Phrases
- To operate/use an electric drill: The standard phrase for describing the action of working with this tool.
- You must wear safety goggles when operating an electric drill.
Noun
- a rotating power drill powered by an electric motor