Word: drives

Category: drives

Computers & Electronics, Arts & Entertainment, Autos & Vehicles

Related words: drives

flash drives, usb drives, network drives, disk drives, ssd drives, flash drive, ssd, scenic drives, raid, raid drives, thunderbolt drives, usb 3.0, google drives, what drives you, flash drives bulk, nas drives

Synonyms: drives

excursion, outing, trip, jaunt, tour, ride, run, journey, spin, driveway, approach, access road, urge, appetite, desire, need, impulse, instinct, motivation, ambition, single-mindedness, willpower, dedication, doggedness, tenacity, enthusiasm, zeal, commitment, aggression, spirit, energy, vigor, verve, vitality, pep, get-up-and-go, campaign, crusade, movement, effort, push, appeal, driving force, thrust, private road, parkway, driving, cause

Translations: drives

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spanish
Translations:
unidades, accionamientos, duros, impulsiones, unidades de
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german
Translations:
laufwerke, antriebe, Antriebe, Laufwerke, Antrieben, Laufwerken
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french
Translations:
lecteurs, disques, durs, unités, entraînements
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italian
Translations:
unità, azionamenti, drive, le unità, rigidi
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portuguese
Translations:
unidades, discos, unidades de, movimentações, as unidades
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dutch
Translations:
aandrijvingen, schijven, stations, aandrijving
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russian
Translations:
диски, приводы, дисков, накопители, приводов
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norwegian
Translations:
stasjoner, disker, stasjonene, Veier
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swedish
Translations:
enheter, heter, naturskön miljö, i naturskön miljö
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finnish
Translations:
asemat, asemia, ajaa, asemien
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danish
Translations:
drev, køreture, drevene
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czech
Translations:
pohony, disky, jednotky, pohonů, mechaniky
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polish
Translations:
napędy, dyski, dysków, napędów, dysk
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hungarian
Translations:
meghajtók, meghajtó, hajtások, meghajtókat
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greek
Translations:
δίσκοι, δίσκους, μονάδες, δίσκων
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ukrainian
Translations:
диски, от, диск
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albanian
Translations:
disqet, disqet e, disqe, drejton
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bulgarian
Translations:
дискове, задвижвания, устройства, памети, устройствата
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belarusian
Translations:
дыскі, кружэлкі, вобады
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estonian
Translations:
kõvakettad, ajamid, ajab, draivid
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croatian
Translations:
pogoni, diskovi, diskove, diskova, pogona
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icelandic
Translations:
diska, ökuferð, drif, rekur, diskar
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lithuanian
Translations:
diskai, pavaros, diskų, diskus, įrenginiai
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latvian
Translations:
diskus, diski, disku, diskdziņi
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macedonian
Translations:
дискови, драјвови, вози, диск, пориви
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romanian
Translations:
drive-uri, unități
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slovenian
Translations:
pogoni, diski, pogonov, pogone, diskov
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slovak
Translations:
pohony, pohonmi, pohon, motory, pohonov

The meaning and "use of": drives

noun
  • a trip or journey in a car. - they went for a drive in the country
  • an innate, biologically determined urge to attain a goal or satisfy a need. - her emotional and sexual drives
  • an organized effort by a number of people to achieve a particular purpose, often to raise money. - we're planning a massive membership drive
  • the transmission of power to machinery or to the wheels of a motor vehicle. - Once moving, power is balanced between front and rear, reducing drive to rear wheels when not needed, and so cutting fuel consumption.
  • (in ball games) a forceful stroke made with a free swing of the bat, racket, or foot against the ball. - As the shadows fall across the stadium court, Nalbandian holds his nerve, a backhand drive with both feet off the ground giving him two set points.
  • an act of driving a group of animals to a particular destination. - He left home in 1867 hoping to join a cattle drive going north.
verb
  • operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle. - he got into his car and drove off
  • propel or carry along by force in a specified direction. - the wind will drive you onshore
  • urge or force (animals or people) to move in a specified direction. - they drove a flock of sheep through the center of the city
  • (of a fact or feeling) compel (someone) to act in a particular way, especially one that is considered undesirable or inappropriate. - he was driven by ambition

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