drive

drive
I [draɪv] n
1) прогулка, поездка на машине

The road provides a pleasant drive. — По этой дороге приятно ехать на машине.

It's a long drive from here. — Туда далеко ехать.

Our house is a two-hour drive from Moascow. — Мы живем в двух часах езды от Москвы.

- long drive
- hour hour's drive from here
- cold drive
- solitary drive
- fast drive
- full drive
- cross-country drive
- trial drive
- drive in the open air
- car with left-hand drive
- go for a drive
- give smb a drive
2) подъезд, подъездные пути

The car was parked in the hospital drive. — Машина стояла на выезде из больницы

- wide drive to the house
- theatre drive
- carriage drive
- in the middle of the drive
- build a drive from the street to the house
II [draɪv] n
1) энергия, настойчивость, работа, стимул

Hunger and thirst are among the strongest human drives. — Голод и жажда - один из самых сильных стимулов человека.

Craving for approval is a strong drive in people. — Желание похвалы - мощная побудительная сила.

- drive to action
- man of great drive
- have enough drive to do smth
- show great drive
2) кампания
- charity drive
- arms drive
- hunger drive
- drive for funds
- launch a seven-day traffic safety drive
III [draɪv] v
(drove, driven)
1) водить машину
- drive a car
- drive at a high speed
- drive carefully
2) гнать

The wind drove the dry leaves along the street. — Ветер гнал сухие листья вдоль по улице.

An apple a day drives the doctor away. — Лук от семи недуг.

One fire drives out another. /One nail drives out another. — Клин клином вышибают


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  • Drive — Drive, n. 1. In various games, as tennis, cricket, etc., the act of player who drives the ball; the stroke or blow; the flight of the ball, etc., so driven. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] 2. (Golf) A stroke from the tee, generally a full shot made with a… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English


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