drill down
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌdrɪl ˈdaʊn/
drill down means: To study something closely to understand its smaller parts or underlying causes.
verb
To study something closely to understand its smaller parts or underlying causes.
- We need to drill down further.
- The team drilled down into the problem.
- Can you drill down on the reasons sales fell?
To open more detailed information, often by selecting part of a computer report.
- Click here to drill down.
- We drilled down into the customer records.
- Users can drill down to see each payment.
To replace a general view of data with a view showing smaller groups or individual details.
- Drill down to see monthly sales.
- She drilled down from country totals to city figures.
- The chart lets you drill down by product.
To practice particular movements or skills repeatedly until you know them well.
- We drilled down on our defensive moves.
- The coach wants us to drill down on passing.
- They drill down on these movements every morning.
To score points successfully in basketball, especially by making shots.
- He drilled down shots all evening.
- Our guards drilled down three-pointers in the final quarter.
- She kept drilling down baskets despite the tight defense.
noun
A marching contest where people leave after making mistakes, until one person remains.
- The cadets held a drill down.
- She won the drill down without missing a command.
- Only three people remained in the drill down.
Questions about drill down
What does drill down mean?
To study something closely to understand its smaller parts or underlying causes.
What is drill down in other languages?
Türkçe: ayrıntılı incelemek · Español: profundizar · Français: approfondir · Deutsch: genauer untersuchen · Italiano: approfondire · 日本語: 詳しく調べる
How do you pronounce drill down?
It is pronounced /ˌdrɪl ˈdaʊn/.
How do you use drill down in a sentence?
We need to drill down further. The team drilled down into the problem.
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