Summary
drive {noun}
lecteur · allée · avenue · pulsion · promenade en voiture · battue du gibier · dynamisme · tournoi · poussée · campagne · coup droit · drive · propulsion · commande de transmission
to drive {verb}
entraîner · guider · pourchasser · chauffer · conduire · rabattre · duire · driver · piloter
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English-French translation for "drive"
"drive" French translation
drive {noun}
Once a procedure is finalized, it will be made available on the shared drive.
It will be put on our shared drive and on our intranet by Fall 2010.
Because this is a small group, consultation also occurs before a new folder is created on the shared drive.
This reply is suitable if, for example, you know that the template is on a temporarily unavailable network drive.
A relative reference (" graphic/picture.gif ") is only possible when both files exist on the same drive.
drive {noun}
In the evening of 27 February 1991, Mr. Lima came to pick her up to go for a drive in his car.
drive {noun}
Private enterprise and the drive of the business class are the motors of development.
You have guided our work with professionalism, drive and dedication.
The population is characterized by its cosmopolitan nature, youth, drive and uneven distribution.
Given their energy and drive, I know that their life's work will not end here.
I compliment you on your drive and dynamism.
bridge drive
Stop by 100 Mile House and check out the Bridge Lake Cattle Drive and Rodeo and the Square Dance Jamboree or take part in the Magoo
The informal group would continue its work on further data analysis, drive-by (roadside) test methodology and amendment proposal to...
The drive for modernization is legitimate but it is critical to reflect first on its impact(s) on the city’s identity and on the
We have seen images of hapless women and children in Darfur, Palestine and other places where they are driven to destitution.
In one year, the world has been confronted, as it was in the last century, by mass movements of populations driven by hunger.
However, the more the legitimate opposition, such as the Maldivian Democratic Party, and fundamental rights are suppressed, the more people will be driven into the arms of extremists.
The Palestinian population is helpless in the face of this drive for collective punishment.
Children started the ”Go to School” drive which pushed up enrolment.
This nationwide drive will allow 8 million more voters to register.
I understand they are about to embark on a new fundraising drive.
They also spearheaded the drive to have the Government ratify the Convention.
drive {noun} [sports]
Southbound vehicular traffic will be able to approach Headquarters from FDR Drive.
“What factors appear to drive capital flows to developing countries?
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
drive {noun} [techn.]
Drive: front-wheel:rear-wheel 2/
(i) drive machinery forming part of, or mounted on, the vehicle for purposes other than driving the vehicle; or
(i) drive machinery forming part of, or mounted on, the vehicle for purposes other than driving the vehicle; or
(i) drive machinery forming part of, or mounted on, the vehicle for purposes other than driving the vehicle; or
Rear-wheel drive,
drive {noun} [techn.]
to drive {verb}
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to bring away, to bring in, to carry along, to carry away)
The major sectors/industries anticipated to drive growth this year are:
The front roller shall drive, directly or indirectly, the inertial masses and the power absorption device.
Honourable senators, make no mistake about it: Tax-included pricing will drive up the cost of doing business in my province.
(i) drive machinery forming part of, or mounted on, the vehicle for purposes other than driving the vehicle; or
(i) drive machinery forming part of, or mounted on, the vehicle for purposes other than driving the vehicle; or
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to lead, to guide, to head, to conduct)
Indeed the dream that should drive us is the dream of reuniting Europe.
When lives are at risk, that objective, not cost considerations, should drive peacekeeping.
This starts by all participants in the value chain having a common understanding of the information which is going to drive their business.
It was noted that the Stability Pact seeks to drive the reform process within the region and to encourage investors to enter the SEE region.
The recent growth of electronic commerce has essentially been driven by the Internet.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to chase, to pursue, to shoo)
He was then driven away by unidentified persons and his whereabouts were unknown until August when he appeared in custody in Viet Nam.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb}
What this means is that 48% of Canadian homes are now gas heated on a normal commercial market driven supply system.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to induce, to lead, to head, to steer)
I want you to go to Gail's house, pick her up, drive her to Grand Central.
If necessary, drive the vehicle until the warning signal has extinguished.
The subsidies system has helped to drive over-capacity of the EU fleet.
Even in car-owning households, it is often only the men who get to drive.
If necessary, drive the vehicle until the telltale has been extinguished.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to fold back, to turn back)
The Council cannot stop all illicit economic activity believed to drive conflict; the temptation is to fall back on tokenism.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (also: to lead)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} [sports]
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} [sports]
• Drive the Department's global cooperation and integration programme
The poor should not only be associated with the development process, but empowered to influence and drive it.
Recommendation: The United Nations should drive reform by channelling reform savings back into the system through mechanisms, such as an
• Nominating a Focal Point within the office of the Under-Secretary-General to “drive” the cooperative global strategy and act as a bridge
Clearly defined stakeholder-driven deliverables; Effective project management;
drive {noun}
Southbound vehicular traffic will be able to approach Headquarters from FDR Drive.
“What factors appear to drive capital flows to developing countries?
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
The FDR Drive from 14th to 42nd Streets will be closed by 7 p.m.
driver {verb}
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} [sports]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "drive":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "drive" in French
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