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Definition and Synonyms for 穿孔
1. | 打ち抜く | 分離しやすいように、その中に、またはその間に穴を作る |
Perforate | make a hole into or between, as for ease of separation | |
Synonyms: | 打ち抜く, 穿孔 | |
2. | 抉る | 穴を作る、特にとがった動力または手工具で |
Drill | make a hole, especially with a pointed power or hand tool | |
Synonyms: | えぐる, くじる, こじる, しゃくる, ボウリング, 刺し通す, 穿つ, 穿孔, 突き抜く | |
3. | パンチ | まるでパンチによるかのように、強制的に強打する |
Punch | drive forcibly as if by a punch | |
Synonyms: | パンチ, 入鋏, 打ち抜く, 穿孔 | |
4. | 穴隙 | 故意に作られた、または何かに通じた穴 |
Hole | an opening deliberately made in or through something | |
Synonyms: | ホール, ホール, ホール, 穴, 穴, 穴隙, 穿孔 | |
5. | 穴ぼこ | 何かの中へ、あるいは通り抜ける始まり |
Hole | an opening into or through something | |
Synonyms: | 洞, 洞, 穴, 穴, 穴ぼこ, 穴隙, 穿孔, 虚, 虚ろ | |
6. | 穿孔 | 何かで作られた穴 |
Perforation | a hole made in something | |
Synonyms: | 穿孔 |
Meanings for each kanji in 穿孔
» | 穿 | put on (to the feet); dig; pierce; drill |
» | 孔 | cavity; hole; slit; very; great; exceedingly |
Categories 穿孔 is a member of
1. | 滲みる | 穴を作る |
Pierce | make a hole into | |
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2. | 切る | 器具であるいは器具を用いたかのように分ける |
Cut | separate with or as if with an instrument | |
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3. | 販路 | 人工の空き、または障害のない空間 |
Opening | a vacant or unobstructed space that is man-made | |
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4. | 穴ぼこ | 何かの中へ、あるいは通り抜ける始まり |
Hole | an opening into or through something | |
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5. | 透き間 | 物の内部または間の空間あるいは隙間 |
Gap | an open or empty space in or between things | |
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6. | 力強く押す | |
Thrust | push forcefully | |
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