procedura v angličtině:

You will save time if you adopt this new procedure.

The procedure must be executed correctly and completely.

Everyone must follow the procedure.

What's the procedure?

Despite criticism, the award procedure will not change.

There's a lot of red tape involved in this procedure.

If everyone could pay close attention, please. I will now auscultate the patient. Make sure to note the proper procedure because you all will be practicing this tomorrow.

Government wants to change procedure of application to universities.

The procedure of application is described in the link below.

Those ticket holders who followed the proper procedure will receive a full refund.

We can't omit it, it's a standard procedure.

Definition a procedure is a set of actions that you regularly do in the same way in order to do something correctly

I shall furnish you with details and procedures preceding the transfer.

The definition of procedure is order of the steps to be taken to make something happen, or how something is done.

There must be a conventional procedure having a conventional effect.

The loud drill gave her husband a headache.

I shiver at the sound of the dentist's drill. Don't drill here, there's a gas pipe.

to drill

A power drill is much more efficient than a hand drill.

I bought my husband a power drill for Christmas so he can do odd jobs around the house.

Japanese education is sometimes said to employ the drill and kill method.

Most of the project requires basic wood-working tools - a circular saw, a saber saw, an electric drill, a hammer, and a nail set.

There’s something wrong with that drill.

It gets me angry when neighbours drill on Sunday.

Once a year, we do an earthquake drill at school to practise what we would do if it really happened.

I drilled the hole in the wrong place, so I have to redo it

He drilled through the wall by mistake.

The thing I hate most about visits to the dentist is the drill.

In some of these schools, army-style drills are used to instil a sense of discipline.

"to instruct" is the same as " to teach", except that it is generally used more for a more straightforward type of teaching, often requiring some kind of drill.