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drive
/draɪv/
verb
Sürmek, araba kullanmak
To operate and control a vehicle or to travel in one.
- Can you drive me to the airport?
- He learned to drive at sixteen.
- We drove through the mountains.
- Economic incentives drive innovation by rewarding companies that develop more efficient production methods and technologies.
- Passionate commitment to social justice can drive activists to dedicate their entire lives to advocacy work.
- Curiosity about fundamental physical laws continues to drive experimental physicists toward ever more ambitious research projects.
verb
Zorlamak, motive etmek
To motivate, compel, or force someone to do something.
- Ambition drives her to succeed.
- The noise is driving me crazy!
- What drives people to commit crimes?
noun
Araba yolculuğu, gezinti
A trip or journey in a vehicle.
- Let's go for a drive in the countryside.
- It's a two-hour drive to the coast.
- They enjoyed a scenic drive through the valley.
noun
Azim, hırs
Determination and ambition to achieve something.
- She has the drive to become a successful entrepreneur.
- His competitive drive helped him win.
- You need more drive if you want to succeed.