Definition
a drive: a trip in a car
To go for a drive To make a trip in a car for pleasure
It is a six-hour drive from San Francisco to Los Angeles. It takes 6 hours to get to there by car.
to drive: to travel in a car; to control (a vehicle's, an economy's) movement
This is an irregular verb:
I drive / I drove / I have driven
to drive (someone crazy): to make (someone crazy), to cause (someone to go crazy)
You are driving me crazy. You are making me very angry, annoyed.
(Rodeo) Drive: (Rodeo) Avenue, Street, Road
- "3500 West Naples Drive"
- "1649 Berwick Drive"
- "3476 Minty Fresh Drive"
- "This is why I prefer driving drunk."
- "Brian : Why do we drive in a parkway, but park in a driveway?"
- "Olaf : Come on driver, just drive faster!"
- "Mrs Brady drove on the wrong side of the road, and I was too scared to go surfing because they say there are many monsters in Cornwall."
- "Olaf : Uh, Mr. Driving Man, I think we have arrived."
- "I am writing to you from my countryside cottage in Yorkshire, where my forced retirement is driving me crazy."
- "I'm sitting in Mr. Warbuckle's golf cart, while he drives me around the ranch."
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