Definition of the word perforation

Definition of the word perforation

Pronunciation of vocabulary perforation

perforationnoun
thủng
/ˌpɜːfəˈreɪʃn//ˌpɜːrfəˈreɪʃn/

Origin of the word perforation

The word "perforation" originates from the Latin "perforare", which means "to pierce through" or "to bore". This Latin verb is a combination of "per", meaning "through", and "forare", meaning "to bore". The word "perforation" was first used in the 15th century to describe the action of piercing or boring a hole through something. In the 17th century, the term gained a broader meaning, encompassing not only physical perforations but also figurative ones, such as a piercing gaze or a profound insight. Today, the word "perforation" is used in various fields, including medicine, science, and engineering, to describe the creation of holes or openings in materials or tissues.

Vocabulary summary perforation

type noun

meaning drilling, boring, gouging, perforating, piercing, piercing

meaning perforated, pinhole (on paper, around stamps for easy tearing...)

type Default

meaning perforation

Example of vocabulary perforationnamespace

a small hole in a surface, often one of a series of small holes

một lỗ nhỏ trên bề mặt, thường là một trong một loạt các lỗ nhỏ

Tear the sheet of stamps along the perforations.
Xé tờ tem dọc theo các lỗ.
He made a small perforation in the lining of the tube.
Anh ta tạo một lỗ nhỏ trên lớp lót của ống.
The printer produced documents with crisp perforations after I installed the new paper tray.
Máy in tạo ra các tài liệu có lỗ thủng sắc nét sau khi tôi lắp khay giấy mới.
The publication came sealed with perforated bookmarks attached to the inside flap.
Ấn phẩm được đóng gói kèm theo các dấu trang đục lỗ gắn ở bên trong bìa.
She carefully peeled off each perforated ticket from the stub, eager to experience the thrill of the festival.
Cô cẩn thận bóc từng tấm vé thủng lỗ ra khỏi cuống vé, háo hức trải nghiệm cảm giác hồi hộp của lễ hội.