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driven

/ˈdrɪv.ən/

Traduction: Décrit une personne très motivée, déterminée et qui travaille dur pour atteindre ses objectifs., Verbe désignant le fait de conduire un véhicule, de pousser quelque chose ou de motiver quelqu'un.

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adjective

/ˈdrɪv.ən/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne très motivée, déterminée et qui travaille dur pour atteindre ses objectifs.

Describes a person who is highly motivated, determined, and works hard to achieve their goals.

  1. Motivated and determinedB2formal

    Having a strong motivation to succeed or achieve goals.

    frmotivé et déterminé

    • She is a highly driven professional who never gives up.
    • His driven nature helped him become a successful entrepreneur.
    • The team is driven by a desire to win the championship.

    Synonymesambitiousdeterminedenterprisingindustriousmotivatedpurposefulrelentlesssingle-mindedvigorous

    Antonymesaimlessapatheticindifferentunambitiousunmotivated

  2. Propelled or movedB1formal

    Moved or operated by a specified force or mechanism.

    frmu par une force

    • The car is driven by an electric motor.
    • Wind-driven waves crashed against the shore.
    • The machine is driven by a powerful engine.

    Synonymesactuatedmotorizedpowered

    Antonymesimmobilemotionlessstationarystill

Formes
  • more driven comparative form
  • most driven superlative form
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verb

drive/draɪv/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de conduire un véhicule, de pousser quelque chose ou de motiver quelqu'un.

A verb used to indicate the act of operating a vehicle, propelling something, or motivating.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Operate a vehicleA2formal

    To control the movement and direction of a vehicle such as a car.

    frconduire un véhicule

    • She drives to work every day.
    • He learned to drive when he was 17.
    • Can you drive me to the airport?

    Synonymescontrolguidehandlenavigateoperatepilotsteer

  2. Propel or forceB1formal

    To cause something to move by pushing or forcing it forward.

    frPousser, propulser en forçant

    • The wind drove the boat across the lake.
    • They drove the cattle into the barn.
    • Fear drove him to make bad decisions.

    Synonymesforceimpelpropelpushthrust

    Antonymeshaltrestrainstopwithhold

  3. Motivate or compelB2formal

    To strongly motivate or push someone to do something.

    frPousser à agir

    • Ambition drives her success in business.
    • What drives you to work so hard?
    • His passion drives the entire team forward.

    Synonymescompelimpelinciteinducemotivatepromptpropelpushspururge

    Antonymesdeterdiscouragedissuadeinhibit

  4. Hit forcefully (sports)B2informal

    To hit a ball with great force, especially in golf or tennis.

    frFrapper (une balle) avec force

    • He drove the golf ball 300 yards down the fairway.
    • She drove the tennis ball over the net with power.
    • The batter drove the ball out of the park.

    Synonymesbeltblastcloutcrackhammerslamsmashthumpwallopwhack

Formes
  • driven past participle
  • drove past simple
  • driving present participle
  • drives third person singular

Variantes phrasaldrive arounddrive awaydrive indrive offdrive outdrive up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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