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

Phr V

drive away

drives, driving, drove, driven

drive away sb/sth or drive sb/sth away

to force a person or animal to leave or move away from somewhere

The sheep were annoying her, so she clapped her hands to drive them away.

drive away sb or drive sb away

to make people {e.g. tourists, customers} not want to go to a placesometimes + from

Tourists have been driven away from our beaches by the threat of oil pollution.

drive away sth or drive sth away

if something drives away a feeling or thought {e.g. sadness, worry, care}, it stops you feeling or thinking it

A trip to the seaside will drive your cares away.

drive away

1. To leave some place in an automobile. Once my parents had driven away, I called all of my friends and invited them over.

2. To transport someone or something from some place in a vehicle. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "away." Can we call Animal Control to drive away the raccoons that we've trapped?

3. To entice someone or something to leave some place. What can we do to drive away these troublesome raccoons?

drive someone (or an animal) away

(from something or some place) to repel someone or an animal from something or some place. We drove the monkeys away from the pineapples. We drove away the monkeys from the fruit.

drive away

to leave some place driving a vehicle. They got in the car and drove away. They drove away and left us here.

drive away

1. To leave a place in a vehicle: We got in our car after the party and drove away.

2. To take someone or something away in a vehicle: The farmer drove the puppies away to their new home. The police drove away the criminals in their van.

3. To repel someone or something: We drove the bugs away with insect repellent. The smell drove away trespassers.

词组	drive away
释义	Phr V drive away drives, driving, drove, driven drive away sb/sth or drive sb/sth away to force a person or animal to leave or move away from somewhere The sheep were annoying her, so she clapped her hands to drive them away. drive away sb or drive sb away to make people {e.g. tourists, customers} not want to go to a placesometimes + from Tourists have been driven away from our beaches by the threat of oil pollution. drive away sth or drive sth away if something drives away a feeling or thought {e.g. sadness, worry, care}, it stops you feeling or thinking it A trip to the seaside will drive your cares away. phrasedrive away1. drive away sb • drive sb away to behave in a way that makes someone leave you, especially someone that you had a relationship with: His heavy drinking and violent temper eventually drove Beth away.2. drive sb away • drive away sb if something drives away people such as customers and tourists, it makes them stop coming to a place: Reports in the media about drug related crime in Golden Gate Park are driving visitors away. For the past 30 years composers have been writing music that ordinary people don't like, and they have driven audiences away.■ SIMILAR TO: put off3. drive away sth • *drive sth* away** if something drives away a thought or a feeling, especially an unpleasant one, it makes you stop thinking about it or feeling it: Kerry kissed him, and that one kiss drove away all his pain, and filled his heart with happiness.■ SIMILAR TO: banish formal drive away 1. To leave some place in an automobile. Once my parents had driven away, I called all of my friends and invited them over. 2. To transport someone or something from some place in a vehicle. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "away." Can we call Animal Control to drive away the raccoons that we've trapped? 3. To entice someone or something to leave some place. What can we do to drive away these troublesome raccoons? drive someone (or an animal) away (from something or some place) to repel someone or an animal from something or some place. We drove the monkeys away from the pineapples. We drove away the monkeys from the fruit. drive away to leave some place driving a vehicle. They got in the car and drove away. They drove away and left us here. drive away v. 1. To leave a place in a vehicle: We got in our car after the party and drove away. 2. To take someone or something away in a vehicle: The farmer drove the puppies away to their new home. The police drove away the criminals in their van. 3. To repel someone or something: We drove the bugs away with insect repellent. The smell drove away trespassers.
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