American Dictionary
Definition drive in American English
drive
noun
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noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/draɪv/
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3
the part of a computer that sends or receives information from a disk
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4
a big effort to achieve something, especially by a company or government
Example
The company is launching a major recruitment drive.
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the region's drive for independence
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5
a feeling that makes you act in a particular way
Example
instinctual desires and drives
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front-wheel drive

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C drive (noun)
disk drive (noun)
drive (verb)
drive (noun)
drive a hard bargain (phrase)
drive a wedge between (phrase)
drive at (phrasal verb)
drive away (phrasal verb)
drive back (phrasal verb)
drive down (phrasal verb)
drive off (phrasal verb)
drive out (phrasal verb)
drive shaft (noun)
drive someone around the bend (phrase)
drive someone mad (phrase)
drive someone nuts (phrase)
drive someone to distraction (phrase)
drive up (phrasal verb)
drive-by (adjective)
drive-by (noun)
drive-by download (noun)
drive-by handshake (noun)
drive-in (adjective)
drive-in (noun)
drive-through (adjective)
drive-through (noun)
someone crazy (phrase)
economy drive (noun)
flash drive (noun)
four-wheel drive (noun)
front-wheel drive (noun)
something home (phrase)
hard drive (noun)
left-hand drive (adjective)
line drive (noun)
right-hand drive (adjective)
something into the ground (phrase)
someone into the ground (phrase)
sex drive (noun)
test drive (noun)
thumb drive (noun)