drive

pluraldrives

conjugation driving - drove - driven

noun: a journey taken in a vehicle, typically for pleasure or business
- We went on a weekend drive along the coastline to enjoy the scenery.
noun: a motivating force that compels a person to act or achieve goals
- Her drive to become a doctor kept her studying late into the night.
noun: a device for storing digital data, typically a hard disk or solid‑state drive
- I backed up all my photos onto an external drive before moving to a new computer.
verb: to operate and control the speed or direction of a motor vehicle
- She learned to drive a car after taking lessons for six months.
verb: to cause something to move forward or onward by applying force
- The strong wind will drive the sailboat across the lake.
verb: to motivate or urge someone to take action
- His coach tried to drive the team to train harder before the championship.
verb: to press or force something into a particular position or condition
- She drove the nail deep into the wall to hang the picture securely.