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Für das Verb: "to drive"
Simple Past: drove
Past Participle: driven

Pocket Oxford-Duden German Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
drive /draɪv/
  1. Substantiv
    1. Fahrt, die;
    1. (private road) Zufahrt, die;
      (entrance) (to small building) Einfahrt, die;
      (to large building) Auffahrt, die;
    1. (energy) Tatkraft, die;
    1. (Psych.) Trieb, der;
    1. (Motor Veh.) left-hand/right-hand drive: Links-/Rechtssteuerung, die.
  1. transitives Verb, drove /drəʊv/ , driven /'drɪvn/
    1. fahren;
    1. treiben [Tier];
    1. (compel to move) vertreiben (out of, from aus);
    1. (fig.) drive sb. to sth. jmdn. zu etw. treiben;
      drive sb. to do sth. or into doing sth. jmdn. dazu treiben, etw. zu tun;
    1. (power) antreiben.
  1. intransitives Verb, drove, driven
    1. fahren;
      can you drive? kannst du Auto fahren?;
    1. (go by car) mit dem [eigenen] Auto fahren.
■ ˡdrive at transitives Verb (fig.) hinauswollen auf (+ Akk.);
what are you driving at? worauf wollen Sie hinaus? ■ drive aˡway
  1. intransitives Verb wegfahren.
  1. transitives Verb
    1. wegfahren;
    1. (chase away) vertreiben.
 ■ drive ˡoff see See→ drive away ■ drive ˡon intransitives Verb weiterfahren ■ drive ˡup intransitives Verb vorfahren (to vor + Dat.)

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