英语词组the drive-in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 in(to)

1. verb To enter a particular place or thing while driving. Turn left and then drive into the parking garage.

2. verb To hit someone or something while driving. That guy fell asleep at the wheel and drove into a crowd of people at the parade. I lost control of my car and drove into a row of shopping carts.

3. verb To force something into another material or substance by hitting it. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "in" or "into." To drive this nail into the wall, you really need to put some muscle behind it.

4. verb In baseball, to hit the ball and cause a runner (or runners) to score. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "in." And with that triple, Green drove in two runs.

drive-in

1. noun An outdoor movie theater in which people sit in their cars in front of a large screen. This phrase can also be used as an adjective to describe such a theater. I wish there were more drive-ins around here—watching a movie in your car with your family can be a lot of fun.

2. noun A restaurant where food (usually fast food) is served to patrons while they sit in their cars. Let's go get a burger at the drive-in.

3. adjective Describing the part of a business designed to serve customers seated in their cars. Here's the order for the guy who's waiting at the drive-in window.

drive in (to something)

to enter something or some place by driving. She drove right into the garage and stopped the car before she realized that she was not at her own house. She drove in and looked around.

drive something into someone or something

to strike someone or something while driving. He drove the truck right into the abutment. She drove the car into the side of the garage.

drive something into something

and drive something in

1. . to steer or guide a vehicle into something. Liz drove the car into the garage. She drove in the car.

2. to pound or hammer something into something. Using a heavy mallet, he drove the stake into the hard earth. With a mighty hammer blow, she drove in the nail.

drive into someone or something

to strike someone or something while driving. She drove into the garage and damaged the wall. Accidentally, Fred drove into Max.

词组	the drive-in
释义	(redirected from the drive-in) drive in(to) 1. verb To enter a particular place or thing while driving. Turn left and then drive into the parking garage. 2. verb To hit someone or something while driving. That guy fell asleep at the wheel and drove into a crowd of people at the parade. I lost control of my car and drove into a row of shopping carts. 3. verb To force something into another material or substance by hitting it. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "in" or "into." To drive this nail into the wall, you really need to put some muscle behind it. 4. verb In baseball, to hit the ball and cause a runner (or runners) to score. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drive" and "in." And with that triple, Green drove in two runs. drive-in 1. noun An outdoor movie theater in which people sit in their cars in front of a large screen. This phrase can also be used as an adjective to describe such a theater. I wish there were more drive-ins around here—watching a movie in your car with your family can be a lot of fun. 2. noun A restaurant where food (usually fast food) is served to patrons while they sit in their cars. Let's go get a burger at the drive-in. 3. adjective Describing the part of a business designed to serve customers seated in their cars. Here's the order for the guy who's waiting at the drive-in window. drive in (to something) to enter something or some place by driving. She drove right into the garage and stopped the car before she realized that she was not at her own house. She drove in and looked around. drive something into someone or something to strike someone or something while driving. He drove the truck right into the abutment. She drove the car into the side of the garage. drive something into something and drive something in 1. . to steer or guide a vehicle into something. Liz drove the car into the garage. She drove in the car. 2. to pound or hammer something into something. Using a heavy mallet, he drove the stake into the hard earth. With a mighty hammer blow, she drove in the nail. drive into someone or something to strike someone or something while driving. She drove into the garage and damaged the wall. Accidentally, Fred drove into Max.
随便看	expect from expect from her expect from him expect from it expect from me expect from one expect from them expect from us expect from you expect her for expect him for expecting expecting a child expecting the unexpected expect it for expect me for expect of expect one for expect (someone or something) for (something) expect (something) from (someone or something) expect them for expect the unexpected expect us for expect you for EXPEDIENCE