English–Esperanto dictionary
Esperanto translation of the English word drive
| English | Esperanto |
|---|---|
propulsi | |
| (pursue) | |
| (access; approach; sweep) | |
🔗 Carson drove slowly, carefully, silently. | |
| (conduct; direct; guide; head; lead; show the way) | |
| (campaign) | |
| (conduct; direct; guide; head; lead; manage; refer; steer; address) | |
| (abetment; impetus; incitement; instigation; prod; stimulus) | |
| (fly; steer) | () |
| (go; ride; travel) | |
| (bring; channel; conduct; guide; lead; show; wage; usher) | |
| (chase away; drive away; expel; repel) | |
🔗 The eruption drove hundreds of people from their homes | |
| (chase away; expel; repel; drive) | |
🔗 The company’s changes will make it hard for people to keep up with news, and could alienate advertisers, hurt revenues, and drive away users, experts told Al Jazeera. | |
| (leave) | |
🔗 The good people are being driven crazy. | |
| (drive off; ride down; ride off) | |
🔗 Sometimes, Hebert drives down to Cameron with Kayla, who grew up in Baton Rouge. | |
drive in | |
drive off (drive down; ride down; ride off) | |
drive out (banish; expel; oust) | elpeli |
drive out (draw out; issue; output; release; utter; vent; void; get out; expel; give vent to) | |
drive shaft (driving‐axle) | |
drive through | akceptigi obstine |
| (helmsman; steersman) | () |
| (chauffeur) | |
| (conductor) | |
| (motorist) | () |
screwdriver | () |