英语词组drive at (something)是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

drive at (something)

To allude to some point or topic or orient one's discussion of something toward a particular conclusion. What exactly are you driving at with a critical statement like that? If you have a problem with my work, just tell me.

drive at something

to be making a point; to be hinting at something; to work up to making a point. What are you driving at? What's the point? I could tell Mary was driving at something, but I didn't know what it was.

drive at

Mean to do or say, as in I don't understand what he's driving at. Today this idiom, first recorded in 1579, is used mainly with the participle driving.

drive at

To mean to do or say something; have something as a point: I don't understand what you're driving at—just tell me what you mean.

词组	drive at (something)
释义	drive at (something) To allude to some point or topic or orient one's discussion of something toward a particular conclusion. What exactly are you driving at with a critical statement like that? If you have a problem with my work, just tell me. drive at something to be making a point; to be hinting at something; to work up to making a point. What are you driving at? What's the point? I could tell Mary was driving at something, but I didn't know what it was. drive at Mean to do or say, as in I don't understand what he's driving at. Today this idiom, first recorded in 1579, is used mainly with the participle driving. drive at v. To mean to do or say something; have something as a point: I don't understand what you're driving at—just tell me what you mean.
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