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Pronunciation

/draɪv/

Verb: (v) To operate and control the direction and speed of a vehicle such as a car or truck. For example: “He drives to work every day.”
Verb: (v) To move or propel something forward using force or power. Example: “The wind drove the ship towards the shore.”
Verb: (v) To compel or motivate someone to action. Example: “Desperation drove her to succeed.”
Noun: (n) A trip in a vehicle, often for pleasure. Example: “We’re going on a long drive this weekend.”
Noun: (n) The act of controlling or operating a vehicle. Example: “She enjoys the freedom of the open road during her daily drive.”
Noun: (n) A controlled and directed effort or energy. Example: “The team needs a new drive to push through the final stages of the project.”

Verb (operate a vehicle): “I’ll drive us to the airport; you can relax in the passenger seat.”
Verb (propel forward): “The horses drove the carriage along the cobblestone street.”
Verb (motivate): “Ambition drove him to work tirelessly until he achieved his goals.”
Noun (trip): “Our Sunday drive took us through winding country roads.”
Noun (act of controlling a vehicle): “His smooth driving skills were honed from years of practice.”
Noun (effort or energy): “Her competitive drive made her a formidable opponent.”