英语词组drive off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 off

drives, driving, drove, driven

drive off sb/sth or drive sb/sth off

to force someone or something that is coming towards you, or attacking or threatening you to stop and leave

The enemy attack was driven off by their army.

drive off sb or drive sb off (sth)

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

The farmer called in the police to drive the gypsies off his land.

drive off

if someone playing golf drives off, they make the first hit at the start of a game or hole

Hogan drove off at the seventeenth.

drive off

1. To leave some place by driving; to drive away. Once my parents had driven off, I called all of my friends and invited them over.

2. To force or entice someone or something to leave some place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "off." What can we do to drive these troublesome raccoons off our property? I'll drive off those ruffians, don't you worry.

3. To hit a golf ball off of something, typically a tee. Yeah, but I can hit it farther than you if I drive off the tee.

drive someone or something off

to repel or chase away someone or something. The campers drove the cows off before the animals trampled the tents. They drove off the cows.

drive off

to leave somewhere, driving a vehicle. She got in her car and drove off. Please don't drive off and leave me!

drive off

1. To leave a place in a vehicle: I got in my car and drove off.

2. To repel someone or something: We drove the bugs off with fly swatters. The police drove off the angry crowd with tear gas.

3. To hit a golf ball off something, especially a tee, at the start of a hole: I drove off the tee and ended up in a sand trap.

词组	drive off
释义	Phr V drive off drives, driving, drove, driven drive off sb/sth or drive sb/sth off to force someone or something that is coming towards you, or attacking or threatening you to stop and leave The enemy attack was driven off by their army. drive off sb or drive sb off (sth) to force a person or animal to leave or move away from somewhere The farmer called in the police to drive the gypsies off his land. drive off if someone playing golf drives off, they make the first hit at the start of a game or hole Hogan drove off at the seventeenth. phrasedrive off1. drive off if a car or driver drives off, the driver leaves in his or her car: After the accident the other car just drove off. Cynthia stormed out of the house, got into her car, and drove off.2. drive off sb • drive sb off to force someone who is attacking or threatening you to stop and go away: They keep dogs in the yard to drive off intruders. We began hurling snowballs, and eventually a few well placed shots drove off our attackers.3. drive off if someone playing golf drives off, they hit the ball for the first time at the start of a game or hole (=part of a golf course with a hole in the ground at the end): Tiger Woods drove off at the thirteenth hole.■ SIMILAR TO: tee off drive off 1. To leave some place by driving; to drive away. Once my parents had driven off, I called all of my friends and invited them over. 2. To force or entice someone or something to leave some place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "off." What can we do to drive these troublesome raccoons off our property? I'll drive off those ruffians, don't you worry. 3. To hit a golf ball off of something, typically a tee. Yeah, but I can hit it farther than you if I drive off the tee. drive someone or something off to repel or chase away someone or something. The campers drove the cows off before the animals trampled the tents. They drove off the cows. drive off to leave somewhere, driving a vehicle. She got in her car and drove off. Please don't drive off and leave me! drive off v. 1. To leave a place in a vehicle: I got in my car and drove off. 2. To repel someone or something: We drove the bugs off with fly swatters. The police drove off the angry crowd with tear gas. 3. To hit a golf ball off something, especially a tee, at the start of a hole: I drove off the tee and ended up in a sand trap.
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