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2 Translation results for drive in Spanish

verb | noun

drive verb

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drove, has driven, is driving, drives
impeler, impulsar; manejar, conducir; guiar, manejar (un vehículo); obligar, forzar; clavar, hincar

Example sentences of
drive verb

  • •He is learning to drive.
  • •Do you want to drive or should I?
  • •He drove the car down a bumpy road.
  • •The car stopped and then drove off.
  • •A car drove by us slowly.
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  • •The bus slowly drove away.
  • •We drove all night and arrived at dawn.
  • •We drove 160 miles to get here.
  • •I drive on this route every day.
  • •I drive this route every day.
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Synonyms of
drive verb

push, shove, thrust, propel, move, impel, compel, operate

Detailed synonyms for drive verb

See: Move, Push

drive noun

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drives
paseo en coche; campaña; camino de entrada, entrada; transmisión; dinamismo, energía; instinto, necesidad básica; unidad de disco (informática)

Example sentences of
drive noun

  • •It's a two-hour drive to the beach.
  • •Her house is an hour's drive east of Los Angeles.
  • •We took a pleasant drive in the country.
  • •Would you like to go for a drive?
  • •A white car was parked in the drive.
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  • •The need for food and water are basic drive for all living things.
  • •She is an ambitious young woman, full of drive and determination.
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Synonyms of
drive noun

campaign, driveway, energy, instinct, need, ride, transmission
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Phrasal verbs for drive

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Reverse translation for drive

impeler  - to drive, to propel, to impel 
impulsar  - to propel, to drive 
manejar  - to drive, to drive (a car), to handle, to operate, to manage, to manipulate (a person) 
conducir  - to drive a vehicle, to direct, to lead, to drive (a vehicle) 
guiar  - to guide, to lead, to manage 
manejar  (un vehículo) - to drive, to drive (a car), to handle, to operate, to manage, to manipulate (a person) 
obligar  - to force, to require, to oblige 
forzar  - to force, to compel, to force open, to strain 
clavar  - to nail, to hammer, to plunge, to stick, to fix (one's eyes) on 
hincar  - to stick, to plunge 
paseo en coche
campaña  - bell 
camino de entrada
entrada  - entrance, entry, ticket, admission, beginning, onset, entr?e, cue (in music) 
transmisión  - transmission, broadcast, transfer, transmission (of an automobile) 
dinamismo  - energy, vigor 
energía  - energy, (informal) vibe 
instinto  - instinct 
necesidad básica
unidad de disco  (informática)
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