drove lietuviškai
drove vertimas I pt iš drive. IIn 1) būrys (žmonių); 2) banda (gyvulių)
- drive back (v.) griežtai atmesti, duoti atkirtį, atstumti, atmesti, paniekinti, įskaudinti, atsimušti, atsiginti, sulaikyti, atmušti, atremti
- drive at (v.) sukti, kreipti kalbą
- drive-in (adj.) įvažiuojamas, privažiuojamas automobiliu
- drive home to (v.) aiškiai parodyti, būti suprantamam, suprantamai perteikti, perprasti, įsisąmoninti
- drive-through (adj.) privažiuojamas automobiliu, įvažiuojamas
- drive away (v.) priversti bėgti, trauktis, išsklaidyti, nuvaikyti, nubaidyti, nuvažiuoti
- drive out (v.) išvaryti piktąsias dvasias, priversti bėgti, trauktis, išsklaidyti, nuvaikyti, nubaidyti
- self-drive (n.) išsinuomotas automobilis
- drove chisel (n.) skaptas
- drive off (v.) smogti pirmą kartą, priversti bėgti, trauktis, išsklaidyti, nuvaikyti, nubaidyti
- drive off () nuvažiuoti
- drive on (v.) neleisti sustoti, skatinti veikti toliau, važiuoti toliau, paskatinti, skatinti
- drive past (v.) praeiti, pravažiuoti, aplenkti, lenkti, viršyti, pralenkti
- hard drive (n.) diskavedis, kietasis diskas
- disc drive (n.) diskavedis, diskasukis
- disc drive (n.) diskasukis
- Hard disk drive Standusis diskas
- Optical disc drive CD-ROM įrenginys
- USB flash drive USB atmintukas
- you-drive (n.) išsinuomotas automobilis
- (animal group) a group of animals (a herd or flock) moving together Type of: animal group
- (crowd) a moving crowd
- (chisel) a stonemason's chisel with a broad edge for dressing stone
- (operate) to operate or control a vehicle
- (motor) to travel or be transported in a vehicle
- (displace) to cause someone or something to move by driving Type of: move
- (thrust) to force into or from an action or state, either physically or metaphorically
- (coerce) to compel, force, urge relentlessly, or exert coercive pressure on, or motivate strongly Type of: coerce. Similar to: force
- (repel) to cause to move back by force or influence
- (make) to compel somebody to do something, often against his own will or judgment Type of: make. Similar to: force
- (propel) to push, propel, or press with force Type of: propel
- (throw) to cause to move rapidly by striking or throwing with force Type of: throw. Similar to: repel
- (fight) to strive and make an effort to reach a goal
- (mean) to move into a desired direction of discourse
- (ride) to have certain properties when driven
- (do work) to work as a driver Type of: do work
- (move, being propelled) to move by being propelled by a force Type of: travel
- (urge forward) to urge forward Type of: push
- (traverse) to proceed along in a vehicle
- (golf game) to strike with a driver, as in teeing off Topic: golf game. Type of: hit
- (sports) to hit very hard, as by swinging a bat horizontally Topic: sports. Type of: hit
- (mining) to excavate horizontally Topic: mining. Type of: excavate
- (power) to cause to function by supplying the force or power for, or by, controlling Type of: power
- (search, game) to search for game Topic: hunting. Type of: hunt down
- (chase, cover, more) to chase from cover into more open ground Topic: hunting. Type of: hunt down
drive sinonimai disc drive, disk drive, hard drive, Winchester drive, access, amble, assiduity, assiduousness, campaign, cause, concentration, crusade, driveway, driving, driving force, effort, entrance, entranceway, entree, entry, entryway, gateway, movement, perambulation, perseverance, persistence, portal, power, private road, promenade, saunter, strain, stroll, thrust, walk, way in, ingress, parkway, ride, Fixed Action Pattern, Innate Behavior, Instinct, aim, beat back, buffet, chase, compel, constrain, dig, drive forward, fly, force, force back, get, goad, go by car, herd, herd together, herd up, hit, impel, labor, labour, make, motor, move forward, navigate, pilot, plunge, prod, propel, push, push back, push forward, push on, ram, render, repel, repulse, ride, round up, rouse, sock, spur on, steer, strike, take, travel, tug, urge on, automobile, go by car, roll, move
drove sinonimai band, bevy, cluster, crowd, drove chisel, flock, gouge, herd, horde, swarm, troop, cloud