drive

/dɹˈa‌ɪv/

/ˈdɹaɪv/

[verbe] [nom]

to drive

[VERBE]

MAIN VERB

conduire

to control the movement and the speed of a car, bus, truck, etc. when it is moving

1.1

conduire

to be able or competent enough to fully control a car and make it move towards the direction one desires

1.2

conduire

to be the owner of a particular type of vehicle

1.3

emmener

to transport a particular person somewhere using a motor vehicle, particularly a private car

1.4

passer

(of a motor vehicle) to be controlled by a driver

motiver

to make someone act in a specified way, particularly one that is considered inappropriate or unacceptable

s'écraser

to move, make contact with, or fall with great force

pousser

to push someone to try or work extremely hard to reach a goal

Synonymes : labor

labour

push

tug

4.1

augmenter

to be the influencing factor that causes something to make progress

4.2

pousser

to make something happen or evolve

repousser

to compel a group of animals or people to move in a certain direction

Synonymes : aim

get

5.1

chasser

to compel someone to leave a place, particularly a place they were settled in

actionner

to generate the power necessary to make a machine work

frapper

(primarily in ball games) to kick or hit the ball with such force that sends it flying forward

creuser

to use force in order to create an opening through something

Drive

[NOM]

allée

a short road or path leading from a street to a building

Synonymes : driveway

private road

volonté

a strong desire and determination to succeed

Synonymes : campaign

Exemples

1. A stream of black cars drove by.

2. Hunger drives the wolf out of the wood.

3. Troops drove out the demonstrators.

4. A stream of black cars drove by.

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