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Legal Status of FirmIndividual - Proprietor
Nature of BusinessManufacturer
Number of Employees11 to 25 People
Annual TurnoverRs. 5 - 10 Crore
IndiaMART Member SinceApr 2003
Import Export Code [IEC]31980*****
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an activity that practises a particular skill and often involves repeating the same thing several times, especially a military exercise intended to train soldiers:
In some of these schools, army-style drills are used to instil a sense of discipline.
a spelling/pronunciation drill
Exams, tests & exercises
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Military training & ceremonies
drill noun [C] [MUSIC]
[also drill music]
a style of trap music [= a kind of popular music with complicated electronic beats and words spoken rather than sung] that started in Chicago and also became popular in London, and that is known for its lyrics [= words] describing a difficult and violent life in an urban [= city]environment:
The gritty lyrics of drill strongly contrast with the subject matter of mainstream hip hop, which tends to glorify wealth.
Chicago’s South Side produced the raw, unapologetic drill music scene.
Pop, rock & soul
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what's the drill for something?
drill
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/drɪl/drill verb [MAKE HOLE]
[ I or T ]
to make a hole in something using a special tool:
Drill three holes in the wall for the screws.
They are going to drill for oil nearby.
Making holes in things
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Digging
drill verb [PRACTISE]
[ I or T ]
to practise something, especially military exercises, or to make someone do this:
We watched the soldiers drilling on the parade ground.
[ T usually + adv/prep ]
to tell someone something repeatedly to make them remember it:
It was drilled into us at an early age that we should always say "please" and "thank you".
He drilled the children in what they should say.
Repeating an action
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drill down
[Definition of drill from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press]drill | American Dictionary
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/drɪl/drill verb [CUT A HOLE]
[ I/T ]
to cut or dig a hole into something:
[ T ] First, drill a small hole in the board.
drill verb [REPEAT ACTIVITY]
[ T ]
to make someone practice a skill by repeating the same thing several times:
The teacher drills them in arithmetic every day.
Phrasal verb
drill something into someone
drill
noun
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/drɪl/drill noun [TOOL]
[ C ]
a tool or machine that cuts or digs into something to make holes
drill noun [REPEATED ACTIVITY]
[ C/U ]
practice involving repetition of an activity in order to improve a skill, or a particular occasion for such practice:
[ C ] For homework, complete the drill on irregular verbs on pages 30 through 35.
[Definition of drill from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press]drill | Business English
drill
verb [ I ]
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to make a deep hole in the ground with a special machine in order to look for oil, gas, etc.:
drill for sth The report discussed to what extent foreign companies should be allowed to drill for oil.
noun [ U ]drilling
The bill will ban shoreline drilling for oil and gas under the lake beds.
Phrasal verb
drill down
[Definition of drill from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press]Examples of drill
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Others may be kidney shaped or triangular sometimes having holes drilled for decoration.
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Thirty-five holes are drilled into the board in a grid pattern; each hole has a nickel-plated neodymium iron boron disc inserted into it.
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Heating the material to be drilled will decrease the formation of recast.
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The female rocked sideways as she drilled with her ovipositor into the tissue below.
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The basic ingredients in this pedagogy are drills and instruction.
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The seeds were drilled between intercropped maize-cassava rows during the same season.
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A new feature of volunteer activity was the greater use of drills and military discipline.
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Experiments showed that an engine was less inclined to screech when additional holes were drilled in the heat shield.
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Five holes were drilled through the plug parallel to the cylinder generators in order to accommodate double-holedceramic tubing.
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The proposal identifies the interactions between scientific and technological aspects, particularly in the necessary developments in drilling systems.
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In their undergraduate years they are drilled in factual knowledge and scientific method, and rarely see patients outside hospital buildings.
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When a hole has been drilled at a marked position, it is also indicated.
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A counterbore at the outside surface is also drilled to accommodate fill tube attachment.
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I might incorporate drilling a form or phrase helping with automaticity.
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The well was about 80 m deep, and drilled at a slight angle towards the buildings.
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