drive — to operate and control a vehicle
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to operate and control a vehicle
Pronunciation (IPA): /draɪv/
Korean meaning: 운전하다
Korean pronunciation: 드**라**이브
Example Sentences
- My grandmother learned to drive at 70 and now she's the fastest driver in town!
- The loud music next door drives me up the wall.
- He's so lazy that even his dreams drive themselves.
drive
VERB//draɪv//
to operate and control a vehicle
to operate and control a vehicle
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Origin
From Old English 'drifan' meaning 'to push or urge forward,' which is related to Proto-Germanic '*dribanan' and shares roots with Old Norse 'drífa.' The word has been used since medieval times and evolved to mean operating a vehicle in the modern era.
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“My grandmother learned to drive at 70 and now she's the fastest driver in town!”
“The loud music next door drives me up the wall.”
“He's so lazy that even his dreams drive themselves.”
“Her ambition to become a chef drives her to practice cooking every day.”
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