drive
driveverb
UK/draɪv/US/draɪv/
Dạng từ: drives · drove · driven · driving
VEHICLE
A2to control a car, bus, etc. so that it moves
- Can you drive?
- She drives to work every day.
TAKE
A2to take someone somewhere in a car
- I'll drive you to the station.
MAKE FEEL
B2to make someone feel or act in a particular way, usually a bad one
- That noise is driving me crazy!
MOTIVATE
B2to make someone want to do or achieve something
- She's driven by a desire to help others.
drivenoun
UK/draɪv/US/draɪv/
Dạng từ: drives
JOURNEY
B1a journey in a car
- It's a two-hour drive to the coast.
- Let's go for a drive.
PATH
B1a short private road that leads to a house
- There's a van parked in the drive.
ENERGY
B2energy and a strong wish to achieve things
- She has the drive to succeed.
COMPUTER
B2a part of a computer that stores information
- Save the file to the hard drive.