Lingaku- to drill wood to make fire
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- to drill wood to make fire
This phrase refers to the traditional method of creating fire by friction, specifically by drilling a stick into a piece of wood. It is often used metaphorically to describe hard work or effort in achieving something.
In the survival skills class, we learned how to drill wood to make fire.
After several attempts, they finally succeeded in drilling wood to make fire.
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zuàn钻Mù木qǔ取Huǒ火fǎ法method of drilling wood to make firezuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火gōng jù工具tools for drilling wood to make fireyuán shǐ原始zuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火primitive wood drilling for firezuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火jì qiǎo技巧skills for drilling wood to make firechuán tǒng传统zuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火traditional wood drilling to make firezuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火shí yàn实验experiment of drilling wood for firezuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火xiàn chǎng现场site for wood drilling to make fireqīng shào nián青少年zuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火youth wood drilling to make firehù wài户外zuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火outdoor wood drilling to make fireshǒu gōng手工zuān mù - qǔ huǒ钻木取火manual wood drilling for fire