drive

US /draɪv/
UK /draɪv/
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1.

operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle

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She learned to drive when she was sixteen.
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He drives a red sports car.
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operatesteerpilothandlemaneuver
2.

force or urge someone or something in a specified direction

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The wind drove the leaves across the yard.
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His ambition drove him to succeed.
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propelpushforceurgecompel
1.

a journey in a car

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Let's go for a drive in the countryside.
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The scenic drive offered breathtaking views.
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ridetripexcursionjourney
2.

a strong natural urge or desire

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He has a strong drive to succeed.
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The company's new marketing drive aims to increase sales.
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urgeinstinctdesiremotivationcampaign
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