Meanings
- 1.
durch Bohren entstandener Hohlraum in einem Material
- “„Was wird erst passieren, wenn man bis in die Nähe einer Magmakammer vorstößt – quillt aus dem Bohrloch am Ende Magma statt Wasser?“”
Englishborehole, drill hole, drilling holeEspañolpozo de perforación, agujero de perforaciónFrançaistrou de forage, puits de forageItalianoforo di perforazione, buco di perforazionePortuguêsfuro, buraco de perfuraçãoРусскийбуровая скважина, отверстие для буренияTürkçekuyu, delikУкраїнськабурова свердловина, отвір для бурінняΕλληνικάγεώτρηση, τρύπαTiếng Việtlỗ khoan, lỗ khoan thăm dòالعربيةثقب حفر, ثقب بئر
Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | das Bohrloch | die Bohrlöcher |
| Genitive | des Bohrlochs | der Bohrlöcher |
| Dative | dem Bohrloche | den Bohrlöchern |
| Accusative | das Bohrloch | die Bohrlöcher |
Compound parts
- bohrenVERBmodifier— to drill, to thrust, to drive in, to twist, to rotate
- LochNOUNhead— hole, gap, defect (physics: electron hole), hole-in-the-wall, tiny flat, windowless room, prison, the slammer, the hole (prison slang), hole (vulgar: orifice), asshole (slang), pussy (slang for vagina), cot, crib, doorway, window opening, hole (golf), cup (golf), shortfall, deficit, hole (financial), missing part, blank (in memory), wooded hollow, marshy area (in toponyms)