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to drive
01
dirigir, conduzir
to control the movement and the speed of a car, bus, truck, etc. when it is moving
Intransitive: to drive somewhere | to drive in a specific manner | to drive
1.1
dirigir, levar
to transport a particular person somewhere using a motor vehicle, particularly a private car
1.2
dirigir, controlar
to be able or competent enough to fully control a car and make it move towards the direction one desires
1.3
dirigir, conduzir
to be the owner of a particular type of vehicle
1.4
dirigir, conduzir
(of a motor vehicle) to be controlled by a driver
02
impulsionar, enfiar
to move something forward swiftly and forcefully
Transitive: to drive sth into sth
03
impelir, levar
to make someone act in a specified way, particularly one that is considered inappropriate or unacceptable
Ditransitive: to drive sb to do sth
04
dirigir, impulsionar
to move, propel, or throw with great force
Transitive: to drive sth somewhere
05
impelir, motivar
to push someone to try or work extremely hard to reach a goal
Transitive: to drive sb
5.1
impulsionar, motivar
to be the influencing factor that causes something to make progress
06
impelir, conduzir
to compel a group of animals or people to move in a certain direction
Transitive: to drive sb/sth somewhere
6.1
expelir, afastar
to compel someone to leave a place, particularly a place they were settled in
07
impelir, movimentar
to generate the power necessary to make a machine work
Transitive: to drive a machine
08
chutar, bater
(primarily in ball games) to kick or hit the ball with such force that sends it flying forward
Transitive: to drive a ball somewhere
09
forçar, abrir caminho
to use force in order to create an opening through something
Transitive: to drive an opening through sth
10
avançar, penetrar
(in sports) to advance with the ball toward the goal, aiming to score points or create opportunities for the team
Intransitive: to drive to a direction
Drive
01
acesso, entrada
a short road or path leading from a street to a building
02
viagem, condução
the act of traveling in a vehicle, typically an automobile, to reach a destination
03
Alameda, boulevard
a wide scenic road planted with trees
04
impulso, força
the act of applying force to propel something
05
mecanismo de transmissão, sistema de transmissão
a mechanism by which force or power is transmitted in a machine
06
impulso, motivação
a strong desire and determination to succeed
07
drive, soco de saída
a long, powerful golf shot from the tee
08
dirigir, manada
the act of driving a herd of animals overland
09
impulso, motivação
the trait of being highly motivated
10
drive, golpe poderoso
a shot where the player hits the ball with power and speed in racket sports such as tennis and squash
11
unidade, disco
(computer science) a device that writes data onto or reads data from a storage medium
12
impulso, desejo
a physiological state corresponding to a strong need or desire
drive
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driver
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Exemplo
You should drive with both hands on the steering wheel.
I usually drive to school, but today I'm taking the bus.
Please be careful and drive within the speed limit.
I like to drive along scenic routes to enjoy the countryside.
After a long day at work, he prefers to drive home in silence.
