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I . ride [raɪd] N

1. ride:

ride (vehicle)
ride (vehicle)
volta f
ride (horse)
to take sb for a ride inf

2. ride Am inf:

ride
carona f

II . ride <rode, ridden> [raɪd] VB trans (sit on)

III . ride <rode, ridden> [raɪd] VB intr (on horse, bicyle)

ride out VB trans a. fig

ride out

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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An aggressive variation of the man-to-man system is known at the ten man ride.
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He used to ride his favourite white horse and hold durbar during the festival.
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We did everything short of bubble-wrap me to ride out here on the plane.
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Despite the name, however, it is a carpool or ride-sharing rather than a car share scheme, seeking to link people willing to share transport.
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Awaiting execution on the gallows, he sees as a trick of the brain the rider return, so that they will ride together till kingdom come.
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Never judging or proclaiming, the film is a wild ride that you can't get off.
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The following morning, she put to sea to ride out a typhoon.
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The wagon has a slightly ripply coarse chip ride and, since the coupe has been engineered to deliver a sportier feel, it's no panacea for those seeking a pillowy experience.
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The ride's cycles were shortened and the crackling of the gondola floor was very off-putting.
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The sisters preferred to ride in their old one-horse brougham long after motor cars became commonplace.
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