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I. ride [Brit rʌɪd, Am raɪd] N
1. ride:
ride (from A to B)
ride (from A to B)
percorso m (in, on in)
ride (for pleasure)
ride (for pleasure)
ride (for pleasure)
bus, train ride
horse, bike ride
sleigh ride
it's a £3 bus ride
to go for a ride
to give sb a ride Am
2. ride (on horseback):
ride (in race)
ride (for pleasure)
ride (for pleasure)
3. ride (path):
ride fig
4. ride MOTOR:
smooth ride
5. ride (bridle path):
ride
ride
II. ride <pt rode, pp ridden> [Brit rʌɪd, Am raɪd] VB trans
1. ride (as rider):
ride animal
ride bike
ride broomstick, hobby horse
ride race
can you ride a bike?
to ride a good race HORSE RAC
who's riding Pharlap in the 3.30? HORSE RAC
2. ride Am (travel on):
ride subway, bus
ride prairies, range
3. ride (float on):
ride surfer: wave
ride bird: air current
4. ride Am (pressure) inf:
to ride sb about sth
III. ride <pt rode, pp ridden> [Brit rʌɪd, Am raɪd] VB intr
1. ride (as rider):
to ride behind
to ride pillion
to ride across
to ride along sth
2. ride (travel):
to ride in or on passenger: bus, taxi etc.
to ride in or on bird, surfer: air current, wave
3. ride (on horseback):
ride (in a race)
can you ride?
to ride in the 2.00 race
to ride well person:
to ride well horse:
4. ride (be at stake):
to ride on money, future:
IV. ride [Brit rʌɪd, Am raɪd]
to be in for a rough or bumpy ride
to give sb a rough ride
to go along for the ride fig
to take sb for a ride inf (swindle)
to take sb for a ride Am (kill) euph
to be riding high liter moon:
to let sth or things ride
to ride sb on a rail Am
ride about VB [rʌɪd -] VB [rʌɪd -]
ride about ride around
ride up VB [rʌɪd -]
1. ride up (approach):
ride up rider:
2. ride up (rise):
ride up skirt, sweater:
salire, scivolare in su (over sopra, lungo)
ride off VB [rʌɪd -]
ride off
to ride off to
ride back VB [rʌɪd -]
ride back
I. ride out VB [rʌɪd -] (ride out)
ride out
andare (a cavallo, in bici) (to a)
II. ride out VB [rʌɪd -] (ride [sth] out, ride out [sth])
ride out crisis, recession:
ride out
to ride out the storm NAUT
to ride out the storm fig
ride-off [Brit, Am ˈraɪ ˌdɔf] N RIDING
ride-off
ride on VB [rʌɪd -]
ride on
donkey ride [ˈdɒŋkɪˌraɪd] N
donkey ride
sleigh ride [ˈsleɪraɪd] N
sleigh ride
sleigh ride
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. ride [raɪd] N
ride on horse, motorcycle, car:
ride
to give sb a ride
Phrases:
to take sb for a ride inf
II. ride <rode, ridden> [raɪd] VB trans
1. ride (sit on):
to ride a bike
to ride a horse
can you ride a bike?
to ride the waves
2. ride inf (tease):
ride
to ride sb about sth
III. ride <rode, ridden> [raɪd] VB intr
1. ride on horse, bicyle:
to ride on a horse
2. ride (do well):
to ride high
3. ride inf (take no action):
to let sth ride
ride up VB intr
ride up person
ride up dress
ride out VB trans a. fig
ride out
joy ride [ˈdʒɔɪ·raɪd] N
joy ride
ride down VB trans
ride down
jerky ride
to ride roughshod over sb
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Iride
youride
he/she/itrides
weride
youride
theyride
Past
Irode
yourode
he/she/itrode
werode
yourode
theyrode
Present Perfect
Ihaveridden
youhaveridden
he/she/ithasridden
wehaveridden
youhaveridden
theyhaveridden
Past Perfect
Ihadridden
youhadridden
he/she/ithadridden
wehadridden
youhadridden
theyhadridden
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It is said that until now, the growth in wind power piggybacked on existing lines, but has now almost depleted spare capacity.
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The concept is a form of piggyback transportation.
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Electrode location was based solely on clinical criteria; the researchers, with the patients' consent, used the same electrodes to piggyback their research.
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The aim of wardriving is to collect information about wireless access points (not to be confused with piggybacking).
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This architectural arrangement, commonly known as piggybacking, was frequently imposed on older traditional theaters during the 1960s and early 1970s.
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