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Definition of auger in English: augernoun ˈɔːɡəˈɔɡər 1A tool resembling a large corkscrew, for boring holes in wood. (钻木用的)木螺钻,螺旋钻 Example sentencesExamples - A common method was to bore a hole in the barrel using any of a variety of bung borers, boring taps, augers, tapered reamers, and the like.
- A spoon auger used to bore holes into wood.
- The Bayeux Tapestry contains a particularly telling shipbuilding scene in which trees are felled and planks selected, the shipwright checks the lines of the ship by eye and other craftsmen set to work with axes and augers.
- The earlier wooden screws for olive and grape presses and the later devices such as augers and letterpresses are all based on the principle of the screw and precede the use of the screwdriver.
- This boring article presents a few of the many interesting variants in wood boring augers and twist bits.
Synonyms drilling tool, boring tool, rotary tool, bit, brace and bit, gimlet, awl, bradawl - 1.1 A large tool similar to an auger, used for boring holes in the ground.
(钻地用的)土螺钻 Example sentencesExamples - I carefully drill 16-inch - to 18-inch-deep holes with a 2-inch diameter soil auger.
- While he was digging the holes in the sand with a huge auger...
- We use the auger to drill holes, the sweeper to sweep the parking lot, the hammer to bust concrete.
- Samples of clay from the auger holes were tested for moisture content but did not indicate any exceptional level of desiccation.
- Watching them work, they felt a surge of sympathy for the soldiers who alternated in pairs as they screwed the augers into the semi-frozen earth.
2A marine mollusc of warm seas with a slender tapering spiral shell. Terebra and other genera, family Terebridae, class Gastropoda Example sentencesExamples - A larger clam or cowry shell and an auger shell can stand in for Goddess and God images in a pinch, particularly on a small altar.
OriginOld English nafogār, from nafu (see nave2) + gār 'piercer'. The n was lost by wrong division of a nauger; compare with adder1 and apron. Definition of auger in US English: augernounˈôɡərˈɔɡər 1A tool with a helical bit for boring holes in wood. (钻木用的)木螺钻,螺旋钻 Example sentencesExamples - This boring article presents a few of the many interesting variants in wood boring augers and twist bits.
- A common method was to bore a hole in the barrel using any of a variety of bung borers, boring taps, augers, tapered reamers, and the like.
- The earlier wooden screws for olive and grape presses and the later devices such as augers and letterpresses are all based on the principle of the screw and precede the use of the screwdriver.
- A spoon auger used to bore holes into wood.
- The Bayeux Tapestry contains a particularly telling shipbuilding scene in which trees are felled and planks selected, the shipwright checks the lines of the ship by eye and other craftsmen set to work with axes and augers.
Synonyms drilling tool, boring tool, rotary tool, bit, brace and bit, gimlet, awl, bradawl - 1.1 A tool with a large helical bit for boring holes in the ground.
(钻木用的)木螺钻,螺旋钻 Example sentencesExamples - We use the auger to drill holes, the sweeper to sweep the parking lot, the hammer to bust concrete.
- While he was digging the holes in the sand with a huge auger...
- I carefully drill 16-inch - to 18-inch-deep holes with a 2-inch diameter soil auger.
- Samples of clay from the auger holes were tested for moisture content but did not indicate any exceptional level of desiccation.
- Watching them work, they felt a surge of sympathy for the soldiers who alternated in pairs as they screwed the augers into the semi-frozen earth.
OriginOld English nafogār, from nafu (see nave) + gār ‘piercer’. The n was lost by wrong division of a nauger; compare with adder and apron. |