Definition of drillmaster in US English:

drillmaster

nounˈdrilˌmastərˈdrilˌmastər

1A person who instructs or leads others, especially recruits, in military drills and marching.
Example sentencesExamples
- The winners turned out to be a team of journeymen Greeks, well schooled by a German drillmaster.
- The VMI cadets were ordered to Richmond to serve as drillmasters for thousands of recruits who gathered there.
- Yet with many drillmasters themselves inexperienced and with even some experienced ones being of doubtful competence, some curious maneuvers resulted, never contemplated by those who drew up the drill manuals.
- Although uniforms would have seemed multiform to the drillmasters of a later age, they were beginning to establish themselves, and regimental colours and standards increasingly bore unmistakable national symbols.
- One hundred metres above the drifts, with the broken connection thrashing over our heads, we ask the drillmaster how he and his team had fared during the reforms.
1. 1.1 A rigorous, exacting, or severe instructor; a martinet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was a drillmaster but the work paid off as the Americans won four of five games here, losing only to Canada after they had already made the medal round.
  On the football field, he was a drillmaster and master psychologist.

Definition of drillmaster in US English:

drillmaster

nounˈdrilˌmastər

1A person who instructs or leads others, especially recruits, in military drills and marching.
Example sentencesExamples
- The winners turned out to be a team of journeymen Greeks, well schooled by a German drillmaster.
- One hundred metres above the drifts, with the broken connection thrashing over our heads, we ask the drillmaster how he and his team had fared during the reforms.
- Yet with many drillmasters themselves inexperienced and with even some experienced ones being of doubtful competence, some curious maneuvers resulted, never contemplated by those who drew up the drill manuals.
- Although uniforms would have seemed multiform to the drillmasters of a later age, they were beginning to establish themselves, and regimental colours and standards increasingly bore unmistakable national symbols.
- The VMI cadets were ordered to Richmond to serve as drillmasters for thousands of recruits who gathered there.
1. 1.1 A rigorous, exacting, or severe instructor; a martinet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the football field, he was a drillmaster and master psychologist.
  He was a drillmaster but the work paid off as the Americans won four of five games here, losing only to Canada after they had already made the medal round.

单词	drillmaster
释义	Definition of drillmaster in US English: drillmaster nounˈdrilˌmastərˈdrilˌmastər 1A person who instructs or leads others, especially recruits, in military drills and marching. Example sentencesExamples The winners turned out to be a team of journeymen Greeks, well schooled by a German drillmaster. The VMI cadets were ordered to Richmond to serve as drillmasters for thousands of recruits who gathered there. Yet with many drillmasters themselves inexperienced and with even some experienced ones being of doubtful competence, some curious maneuvers resulted, never contemplated by those who drew up the drill manuals. Although uniforms would have seemed multiform to the drillmasters of a later age, they were beginning to establish themselves, and regimental colours and standards increasingly bore unmistakable national symbols. One hundred metres above the drifts, with the broken connection thrashing over our heads, we ask the drillmaster how he and his team had fared during the reforms. 1.1 A rigorous, exacting, or severe instructor; a martinet. Example sentencesExamples He was a drillmaster but the work paid off as the Americans won four of five games here, losing only to Canada after they had already made the medal round. On the football field, he was a drillmaster and master psychologist. Definition of drillmaster in US English: drillmaster nounˈdrilˌmastər 1A person who instructs or leads others, especially recruits, in military drills and marching. Example sentencesExamples The winners turned out to be a team of journeymen Greeks, well schooled by a German drillmaster. One hundred metres above the drifts, with the broken connection thrashing over our heads, we ask the drillmaster how he and his team had fared during the reforms. Yet with many drillmasters themselves inexperienced and with even some experienced ones being of doubtful competence, some curious maneuvers resulted, never contemplated by those who drew up the drill manuals. Although uniforms would have seemed multiform to the drillmasters of a later age, they were beginning to establish themselves, and regimental colours and standards increasingly bore unmistakable national symbols. The VMI cadets were ordered to Richmond to serve as drillmasters for thousands of recruits who gathered there. 1.1 A rigorous, exacting, or severe instructor; a martinet. Example sentencesExamples On the football field, he was a drillmaster and master psychologist. He was a drillmaster but the work paid off as the Americans won four of five games here, losing only to Canada after they had already made the medal round.
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