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power drill
noun
- a drill operated by a motor.
power drill
noun
- a hand tool with a rotating chuck driven by an electric motor and designed to take an assortment of tools for drilling, grinding, polishing, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of power drill1
Example Sentences
While a hammer or screwdriver won’t break the bank, if you also need a power drill, saw, angle grinder, and more, it’s best to buy them in one inclusive kit.
A power drill will speed up the process, but you can use a simple hammer and nail if the young ones are begging to help out.
Not that he cared, but this was only my first costume to involve a power drill, not my first time using one, thank you very much.
Sunni families in historically heterogeneous areas picked up and fled, eager to avoid a power drill to the forehead.
In Pi, a numbers theorist named Max Cohen decides to put a power drill through his own brain.
At this time, as we learned before, he was running a power drill in the Bullion.
A broken file in a breast brace will do good work if a power drill is not obtainable.
A power drill press, or a portable electric drill will save time and labor in drilling off the terminals and connectors.
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