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to control the movement and the speed of a car, bus, truck, etc. when it is moving
to transport a particular person somewhere using a motor vehicle, particularly a private car
to be able or competent enough to fully control a car and make it move towards the direction one desires
to be the owner of a particular type of vehicle
(of a motor vehicle) to be controlled by a driver
to force something into or through another object using physical effort or a tool
to make someone act in a specified way, particularly one that is considered inappropriate or unacceptable
to move, propel, or throw with great force
to push someone to try or work extremely hard to reach a goal
to be the influencing factor that causes something to make progress
to compel a group of animals or people to move in a certain direction
to compel someone to leave a place, particularly a place they were settled in
to generate the power necessary to make a machine work
(primarily in ball games) to kick or hit the ball with such force that sends it flying forward
to use force in order to create an opening through something
(in sports) to advance with the ball toward the goal, aiming to score points or create opportunities for the team
a short road or path leading from a street to a building
a trip or journey taken in a vehicle, typically an automobile
a wide, often scenic road, typically lined with trees
the action of exerting force to propel or move an object forward
a system or component that transmits power or motion within a machine
a series of coordinated actions aimed at achieving a goal or advancing a principle
a long, powerful golf shot from the tee
What is a "drive"?
A drive in golf refers to a long, powerful shot usually played from the tee, a small peg that holds the ball at the start of a hole. It is typically made with a driver, a club with a larger head designed to hit the ball a great distance. The goal of a drive is to cover as much distance as possible while keeping the ball on the fairway, the area between the tee and the green. A successful drive helps set up a good position for the next shot, allowing the player to approach the green more easily.
the action of moving a group of animals over land
a personal trait characterized by strong motivation or ambition
a shot where the player hits the ball with power and speed in racket sports such as tennis and squash
What is a "drive"?
A drive in racquet sports, such as tennis, badminton, and squash, is a fast and powerful shot where the player hits the ball or shuttlecock with a firm and controlled swing. The goal is to send the ball or shuttlecock over the net with speed and accuracy, typically aiming for the opponent's side of the court. A drive shot is often used during rallies to maintain pressure on the opponent by keeping the ball low and fast, making it difficult for them to return. It is one of the most common shots used in these sports for both offense and defense.
a piece of equipment used to read data from or write data to a storage medium such as a hard disk, SSD, or optical disc
a biological or psychological state corresponding to a strong need, urge, or desire
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