ride

• Sustantivo que designa un viaje o desplazamiento en un vehículo, animal o atracción, así como la experiencia de montar en ello.

A noun referring to a journey or trip taken on a vehicle, animal, or amusement ride.

1. Journey by vehicleA2informal

   A trip taken in a vehicle, especially as a passenger.

   viaje en vehículo

   • Can I get a ride to the station?
   • The ride to the airport took an hour.
   • Thanks for the ride home after the party.

   Sinónimosdriveexcursionjauntjourneyliftrunspintrip

2. Amusement park attractionA2informal

   A mechanical device at a fair or theme park for entertainment.

   Atracción de parque de diversiones

   • The roller coaster is the best ride here.
   • They went on every ride in the amusement park.
   • That ride made me feel sick.

3. Experience or journeyB1informal

   An experience, often exciting or challenging.

   Experiencia o viaje emocionante

   • What a ride! The movie was full of twists.
   • Life is a wild ride sometimes.
   • The stock market has been a bumpy ride this year.

   Sinónimosadventureescapadeexperiencejourneythrilltrip

• Verbo que indica la acción de sentarse y controlar un vehículo o un animal, o viajar en un medio de transporte.

A verb used to indicate the act of sitting on and controlling a vehicle or animal, or traveling in a vehicle.

verbo irregular

1. Travel on vehicle or animalA1formal

   To sit on and control a vehicle, bicycle, or animal to travel.

   Montar

   • She rides her bike to school every day.
   • He rides the bus to work.
   • They rode horses through the countryside.

   Sinónimoscycledrivegopedaltravel

   Antónimosdisembarkwalk

2. Give someone a liftA2informal

   To transport someone in a vehicle.

   Llevar a alguien en vehículo

   • Can I ride with you to the party?
   • I'll ride you home after the movie.
   • He rode his friend to the airport.

   Sinónimosbringcarryconveydrivetaketransport

3. Move or floatB1formal

   To move or seem to move smoothly over a surface.

   deslizarse

   • The ship rode the waves smoothly.
   • The motorcycle rode over the bumps.
   • The car rode well on the highway.

   Sinónimosdriftfloatglidesail

   Antónimosplungesinksubmerge

4. Continue or endureB2informal

   To continue or tolerate something unpleasant.

   aguantar / soportar

   • Ride out the storm and things will improve.
   • Just ride with the changes for now.
   • She rode the criticism without responding.

   Sinónimosbearendureoutlaststick outsuffersurvivetolerateweatherwithstand

   Antónimosabandonquitstopsurrenderyield

Variantes phrasalride awayride offride out