How to say "drill" in French?

In French "drill" translates to  perceuse 

Transliteration: pair-sooz

🇫🇷 Nous avons besoin d'une perceuse pour faire des trous dans le mur.

🗣️ noo-zah-vohn buh-zwan duhn pair-sooz poor fair day troo dahn luh mur.

🇺🇸 We need a drill to make holes in the wall.

🇫🇷 Je vais percer un trou dans le mur avec la perceuse.

🗣️ zhuh vay pehr-say uh troo dahns luh mur ah-vek lah pehr-suhz.

🇺🇸 I am going to drill a hole in the wall with the drill.



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How to say "drill" in French?

You can use the word "perceuse" which translates to "drill".

How to pronounce "perceuse" (drill) in French?

The word "perceuse" is pronounced as "pair-sooz".

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