driving

英['draiviŋ]美['draiviŋ]

n.
赶，操纵，驾驶
a.
推进的，强劲的，精力旺盛的

形容词：driv'able

同：	[n.] drive [a.] impulsive

You'll soon get into the hang of driving on the other side of the road if you practise a little.
如果你练一会儿，就会习惯在路另一边驾车。收藏
This resolution authorized force only for the purpose of driving the Iraqi military out of Kuwait, an objective which was fully accomplished by 1991.
这项决议授权使用武力的唯一目的是将伊拉克军队驱除出科威特，这个目的已经在1991年完全实现了。收藏
He exchanged high gear into low one when driving on a slope.
爬坡时，他将高速档换成低速档。收藏
--(Roy and his chauffeur driving out of the headquarters’ gate.)----CHAUFFEUR: Colonel Cronin’s car! --ROY:I was right, Thomas. It’s tonight.
--（罗伊和他的司机驱车驶出指挥部大门）。--司机：克罗宁上校的车。--罗伊：我说对了，托马斯，正是今晚。收藏
No drunk driving.
严禁酒后驾车.收藏

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hitting a golf ball off of a tee with a driver
- he sliced his drive out of bounds
[同] drive, driving
the act of controlling and steering the movement of a vehicle or animal

having the power of driving or impelling
- a driving personal ambition
- the driving force was his innate enthusiasm
- an impulsive force
[同] driving, impulsive
acting with vigor
- responsibility turned the spoiled playboy into a driving young executive

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