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2 Translation results for
driven
in Spanish
adjective
|
verb
driven
adjective
motivado
;
determinado, resuelto
Example sentences of
driven
adjective
•
They are
driven
, successful people.
•
a man with a
driven
need to be loved or liked by everyone
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drive
verb
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.
More examples
•
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
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Reverse translation for
driven
motivado
determinado
- certain, particular, determined, resolute
resuelto
- determined, resolved, resolute
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
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