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borer

/ˈbɔː.rər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un outil servant à percer la roche, ou divers insectes, larves ou mollusques qui forent le bois.

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noun

/ˈbɔː.rər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un outil servant à percer la roche, ou divers insectes, larves ou mollusques qui forent le bois.

A noun referring to a tool used for drilling into rock, or to any of various insects, larvae, or mollusks that bore into wood.

  1. Drilling toolB2formal

    A tool or drill used for making holes in hard materials such as rock or metal.

    froutil de forage

    • The construction crew used a powerful borer to tunnel through the rock.
    • A diamond-tipped borer is essential for drilling into granite.
    • The miner operated the borer to create a passageway.

    Synonymesaugerbitdrill

  2. Boring insect or molluskB2formalscientific

    Any of various insects, larvae, or mollusks that bore into wood, plants, or other materials.

    frInsecte ou mollusque foreur

    • The wood was damaged by a borer infestation.
    • A borer larva can cause significant harm to trees.
    • Marine borers can destroy wooden ship hulls over time.
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  • borers plural form
  • borers' possessive plural form
  • borer's possessive singular form
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