Definition of bore through - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
movementRare make a narrow opening completely across something solid by steady pressureRare
- They used a sharp bit to bore through the thick wooden door.
2.
figurativeRare penetrate something deeply with strong force or intense focusRare
- Her angry eyes seemed to bore through his calm expression.
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mechanical
bore through an existing hole to correct or enlarge it
Examples of bore through in a sentence
Tree roots had bore through the old brick wall over decades. His suspicious gaze seemed to bore through her friendly smile. The critic’s harsh words bored through the actor’s confident exterior.
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- French:percer, transpercer, ...
- German:durchbohren, mit den Blicken durchbohren, ...
- Italian:forare, trafiggere, ...
- Spanish:taladrar, atravesar, ...
- Portuguese:perfurar, transpassar, ...
- Chinese:钻透, 刺穿, ...
- Japanese:貫通させる, 突き刺さる, ...
- Arabic:ثَقَبَ, اخْتَرَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְדּוֹחַ דֶּרֶךְ, לַחְדּוֹר דֶּרֶךְ, ...
- Russian:сверлить насквозь, пронзать, ...
- Ukrainian:просвердлювати, пронизувати, ...
- Hindi:आर-पार छेद करना, भेद देना, ...
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