in the PONS Dictionary
I. drift [drɪft] VB intr
1. drift (be moved):
2. drift (move aimlessly):
3. drift (progress casually):
4. drift (pile up):
II. drift [drɪft] N
drift N
- drift
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drift N
- drift
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con·ti·nent·al ˈdrift N GEOL
- continental drift no pl
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gen·et·ic ˈdrift N no pl BIOL
- genetic drift
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continental drift N
ocean current [ˈəʊʃnˌkʌrənt], ocean drift, sea current, marine current N
| I | drift | |
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| you | drift | |
| he/she/it | drifts | |
| we | drift | |
| you | drift | |
| they | drift |
| I | drifted | |
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| you | drifted | |
| he/she/it | drifted | |
| we | drifted | |
| you | drifted | |
| they | drifted |
| I | have | drifted | |
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| you | have | drifted | |
| he/she/it | has | drifted | |
| we | have | drifted | |
| you | have | drifted | |
| they | have | drifted |
| I | had | drifted | |
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| you | had | drifted | |
| he/she/it | had | drifted | |
| we | had | drifted | |
| you | had | drifted | |
| they | had | drifted |