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I. drive [Brit drʌɪv, Am draɪv] N
1. drive (car journey):
to go for a drive
to take sb for a drive
to take the car for a drive
it's a 40 km drive to the hospital
it's an easy drive
2. drive (campaign, effort):
drive
drive
sforzo m (against contro; for, towards per; to do per fare)
drive MIL
drive MIL
sales drive
3. drive:
drive (inner urge)
drive (inner urge)
the drive to win
4. drive COMPUT:
drive
drive
5. drive MECH (mechanism to transmit power):
drive
drive before n mechanism, system
6. drive (path):
drive (of house)
drive (of house)
the car is in or on the drive
7. drive SPORTS:
drive (in golf)
drive (in golf)
drive (in tennis)
drive (in tennis)
II. drive <pt drove, pp driven> [Brit drʌɪv, Am draɪv] VB trans
1. drive driver:
drive car, bus, van, train
drive racing car
drive cargo, load, passenger
drive distance
what (car) do you drive?
to drive sb to school, to the station
I drive 15 km every day
to drive sth into garage, carpark, space
2. drive (force, compel) poverty, greed, urge:
drive person
spingere (to do a fare)
to drive the rate up, down
to drive sb mad or crazy inf
3. drive (chase or herd):
drive herd, cattle
drive game
drive logs
4. drive (power, propel):
drive engine, pump, fan
5. drive (push) tide, wind:
drive boat, clouds
to drive a nail in(to)
to drive a tunnel through sth
to drive sth into sb's head fig
6. drive (force to work hard):
drive pupil, recruit
7. drive SPORTS:
drive (in golf) ball
drive (in tennis) ball
III. drive <pt drove, pp driven> [Brit drʌɪv, Am draɪv] VB intr
1. drive MOTOR:
drive driver:
can you drive?
will you drive?
to drive along
to drive to work, to London
to drive into garage, carpark, space
to drive into tree, lamppost
to drive up, down a hill
to drive past
to drive at sb
2. drive SPORTS (in golf, tennis):
drive
IV. to drive oneself VB refl
1. to drive oneself MOTOR:
2. to drive oneself (push oneself):
to drive oneself to do
drive-by [Brit, Am ˈdraɪv ˌbaɪ], drive-by shooting [ˌdraɪvbaɪˈʃuːtɪŋ] N Am
drive-by
drive time [Brit, Am ˈdraɪv ˌtaɪm] N RADIO
drive time
drive out VB [drʌɪv -] (drive out [sth, sb], drive [sth, sb] out)
drive out people, invader, spirits, thought:
drive out
sex drive [Am ˈsɛks ˌdraɪv] N
sex drive
whist drive [ˈwɪstdraɪv, ˈhwɪst-] N
whist drive
I. drive away VB [drʌɪv -] (drive away)
drive away
II. drive away VB [drʌɪv -] (drive away [sth, sb], drive [sth, sb] away)
1. drive away MOTOR driver:
drive away vehicle
2. drive away (get rid of):
drive away wolves, insects
drive away tourists, visitors, clients
drive away lover, friend
drive away doubt, suspicion
drive away fear, cares
publicity drive [pʌbˈlɪsətɪˌdraɪv] N
publicity drive → publicity campaign
publicity campaign [pʌbˈlɪsətɪkæmˌpeɪn] N
drive forward VB [drʌɪv -] (in football)
drive forward
rear-drive [Brit ˌrɪəˈdrʌɪv, Am ˈrɪrdraɪv] ADJ
rear-drive
I. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VB trans
1. drive AUTO:
drive
drive race car
to drive a sports car
to drive sb home
2. drive (urge):
drive
to drive sb to (do) sth
spingere qn a (fare) qc
3. drive cattle:
drive
4. drive (render, make):
drive
to drive sb crazy
5. drive:
drive ball
drive tunnel
drive nail, stake
6. drive TECH:
drive
II. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VB intr AUTO
1. drive (operate vehicle):
drive
2. drive (travel):
drive
3. drive (function):
drive
III. drive [draɪv] N
1. drive AUTO:
drive
drive (journey)
to go for a drive
2. drive (in street names):
3. drive (driveway):
drive
4. drive TECH:
drive
front-wheel drive
all-wheel [or four-wheel] drive
5. drive PSYCH:
drive
to have drive
sex drive
6. drive (campaign):
drive
a fund-raising drive
7. drive SPORTS:
drive
8. drive COMPUT:
drive
drive m inv
drive-through ADJ, drive-thru ADJ
drive-through
I. drive in VB intr
drive in
II. drive in VB trans
drive in nail:
drive in
drive at VB trans inf
drive at
hard drive N COMPUT
hard drive
hard drive m inv
drive out VB trans
drive out
test drive N
test drive
drive up VB intr
to drive up (somewhere)
disk drive N
disk drive
I. drive off VB trans always sep
drive off
II. drive off VB intr
drive off
Present
Idrive
youdrive
he/she/itdrives
wedrive
youdrive
theydrive
Past
Idrove
youdrove
he/she/itdrove
wedrove
youdrove
theydrove
Present Perfect
Ihavedriven
youhavedriven
he/she/ithasdriven
wehavedriven
youhavedriven
theyhavedriven
Past Perfect
Ihaddriven
youhaddriven
he/she/ithaddriven
wehaddriven
youhaddriven
theyhaddriven
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In computing, an index mark or index track is a physical impression made on a hard disk drive.
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A volume may or may not be an entire hard disk drive, or it can span one or more physical drives.
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Some operating systems include tools for collecting entropy from the timing of unpredictable operations such as disk drive head movements.
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It checks and repairs file systems errors on a disk drive.
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The workstation also included space for a second optical drive, and two additional 3.5 inch hard disk drive bays.
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