English-Czech translation for "drive"
"drive" Czech translation
drive {noun}
test drive
test drive
test-drive
to drive {verb}
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to impel, to shepherd, to catch up with, to catch up)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to propel, to drift, to chase, to chivvy)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to chase, to hound)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to go, to ride)
So it was a big commitment to drive to the lab to work multiple times.
Drive home for dinner with my wife and kids.
That's the equivalent of you filling up your car with gas in 1998, waiting until 2011, and now you can drive to Jupiter and back twice.
You know, you can feel it when you're just driving along in your car.
I went to Sierra Leone, and there was this minister driving down in the dead of night -- comes across this village.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to go, to come, to get around, to ride across)
We have a fully autonomous vehicle that can drive into urban environments.
"This is my car, and I'm going to drive around and show off my car."
to drive around
to drive around
Driving them home, and they want them to be enlightened, so they take them to Ben & Jerry's ice cream company with its own foreign policy.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to press on, to oblige, to constrain, to compel)
You're driven to do something that everyone has told you is impossible.
So this burden of knowledge drives me.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to drain, to bear off, walk off, to lead away)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to propel, to actuate)
It's really intriguing because none of these people is trying to drive it.
The wind will move feathers on their back, which will drive their feet.
You're actually forced by the movement of the bridge to get into step, and therefore to drive it to move further.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to perforate, to pierce, to break, to break through)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to perforate)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to regulate, to navigate, to manage, to govern)
The computer tells you how to drive -- turn left, turn right, speed up, stop.
And that wind in my face made me believe that he was mad and I would drive.
And I took that driving lesson, and I said, "I'm going to learn how to drive."
Now this was about building a robotic car that can drive itself.
And I swear to God, I walked out of his office, "I will drive.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to give a lift, to give a ride to)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb}
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to cart)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to bore, to drill)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to check, to block off, to cut short, to put down)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to screw, to bolt, to screw in, to screw up)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb}
to drive home
(Laughter) Drive the kids to school on the way to the office.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] (to) {vb} (also: to force)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "drive":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "drive" in Czech
Similar words
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