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drovesubstantiv
UK
/drəʊv/
US
/droʊv/
Used as a countable noun meaning a herd or large group, especially of animals being driven together; also a large crowd moving together.
стадоО животных, особенно о скоте, овцах и лошадях, перегоняемых вместе.
The farmer moved a drove of cattle to a new pasture.
Фермер перегнал стадо скота на новое пастбище.
толпаО большом скоплении людей, движущихся или собирающихся вместе.
A drove of tourists gathered outside the museum.
Толпа туристов собралась у музея.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
гуртО скоте и овцах; спец. при перегоне.
табунО лошадях, перегоняемых вместе.
Synonyme
herd
flock
throng
crowd
multitude
mass
mob
horde
host
swarm
pack
gang
company
procession
column
Antonyme
individual
one
single person
loner
singleton
isolated individual
driveverb

drove

Präteritum

drove
Präteritum
driven
Partizip Perfekt
driving
Gerundium
UK
/draɪv/
US
/draɪv/
I learned to drive a car when I was 18.
Я научился водить машину, когда мне было 18.
The shepherds drive the sheep to the pasture every morning.
Пастухи гонят овец на пастбище каждое утро.
The engineer will drive the mechanism to start the machine.
Инженер будет двигать механизм, чтобы запустить машину.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
управлять
Synonyme
operate
control
steer
navigate
propel
push
motivate
urge
Antonyme
halt
stop

Definitionen

drovesubstantiv
A herd or group of animals, especially cattle, sheep, or horses, being driven together.
The farmer moved a drove of cattle to a new pasture.
A large crowd or mass of people or things moving or arriving together.
A drove of tourists gathered outside the museum.
driveverb
To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle.
She learned to drive a car when she was 16.
To compel or urge someone to act in a particular way.
His passion for music drives him to practice every day.
To move or push something forward with force.
The wind drives the waves onto the shore.
To cause an animal to move in a particular direction.
The shepherd drives the sheep into the pen.
To force someone to leave or go away.
The noise from the construction site drove the residents to complain.
To force or hammer something into a surface or position with impact.
They drove the stake into the frozen ground.
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