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driving
вожде́ние

in the PONS Dictionary

I. driving [ˈdraɪvɪŋ] N

driving
driving

II. driving [ˈdraɪvɪŋ] ADJ

1. driving AUTO, TECH:

driving
driving

2. driving METEO:

driving rain

3. driving (powerful):

driving ambition, force

driving ban N

driving ban

driving force N no pl

driving force

driving instructor N

driving instructor

driving lessons N pl

driving lessons

driving licence N Brit

driving licence

driving pool N

driving pool

driving school N

driving school

driving test N

driving test

I. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VB trans

1. drive AUTO:

2. drive (urge):

3. drive cattle:

4. drive (render, make):

5. drive:

drive ball
drive tunnel
drive road

6. drive TECH:

Phrases:

II. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VB intr AUTO

1. drive (steer):

2. drive (travel):

3. drive (function):

III. drive [draɪv] N

1. drive AUTO:

2. drive (driveway):

3. drive no pl TECH:

4. drive no pl PSYCH:

5. drive (campaign):

6. drive sports:

7. drive COMPUT:

disk drive N

drive at VB trans inf

I. drive in VB intr

II. drive in VB trans

drive in nail:

I. drive off VB trans always sep

II. drive off VB intr

drive out VB trans

drive up VB intr

I. drive-in [ˈdraɪvɪn] ADJ Am, Aus

II. drive-in [ˈdraɪvɪn] N Am, Aus

sales drive N

CD-ROM drive N

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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This improves fuel efficiency by not wasting power on driving the fan unnecessarily.
en.wikipedia.org
It consists of a hollow driving shaft (the quill) with a driven shaft inside it.
en.wikipedia.org
Self-driving trucks could lower shipping expenses by cutting labor costs and, with no weary drivers, letting trucks drive nonstop.
www.cnet.com
The robots calibrate themselves by driving each axis slowly to a target sensed by a proximity detector.
en.wikipedia.org
The whirr of the engine, the shove in the backside and the little roadster that seems to pivot around you is replaced by a grunting, belching, feedback-free driving experience.
en.wikipedia.org