Definition of through-bore in English:

through-bore

verb ˌθruːˈbɔː

rare

with object To bore through, perforate.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Alexander's Letter to Aristotle. Cognate with or formed similarly to West Frisian trochboarje, Middle Dutch dōrebōren (Dutch doorboren), Middle Low German dörchbōren, Old High German duruhborōn (Middle High German durchborn, German durchbohren) from the Germanic base of through- + the Germanic base of bore.

Definition of through-bore in US English:

through-bore

verbˌθruːˈbɔː

rare

with object To bore through, perforate.

单词	through-bore
释义	Definition of through-bore in English: through-bore verb ˌθruːˈbɔː rare with object To bore through, perforate. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Alexander's Letter to Aristotle. Cognate with or formed similarly to West Frisian trochboarje, Middle Dutch dōrebōren (Dutch doorboren), Middle Low German dörchbōren, Old High German duruhborōn (Middle High German durchborn, German durchbohren) from the Germanic base of through- + the Germanic base of bore. Definition of through-bore in US English: through-bore verbˌθruːˈbɔː rare with object To bore through, perforate. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Alexander's Letter to Aristotle. Cognate with or formed similarly to West Frisian trochboarje, Middle Dutch dōrebōren (Dutch doorboren), Middle Low German dörchbōren, Old High German duruhborōn (Middle High German durchborn, German durchbohren) from the Germanic base of through- + the Germanic base of bore.
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