| 词组 | ride |
| 释义 | ride [rode, ridden, riding] ride down ride sb down • ride down sb usually passive BrE to knock someone down by riding a horse over them: ▪ The fugitives were ridden down and trampled as they fled before the Tsar's cavalry. ride on 1. ride on sth usually progressive if something important, such as money or success, rides on the result of something else, it depends on it: ▪ It's really stressful when you know that your whole future may be riding on this one exam. ▪ Boxing has become big business with a huge amount of money riding on the outcome of each fight. 2. ride on to continue riding somewhere: ▪ After a brief stop to admire the view, they rode on down the hill. ride out 1. ride out sth • ride sth out not passive to succeed in getting to the end of a difficult situation without being badly harmed by it, so that you can then continue as before: ▪ The Government is determined to ride out the present crisis. ride out the storm ▪ I don't think Clinton will be forced to resign - my guess is he'll ride out the storm. ■ SIMILAR TO: weather the storm 2. ride out a storm/ hurricane/rough seas if a ship rides out a storm etc, it succeeds in keeping floating until the storm has ended: ▪ The Greek fleet had anchored in the shelter of a bay to ride out the storm. ride up ride up if a piece of clothing, especially a skirt, rides up, it gradually moves upwards so that it is not covering your body properly, for example because it is too tight: ▪ She reached forward to pull down her skirt, which had ridden up over her thighs. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑skooch up AmE spoken informal |
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