How do you pronounce 'Drives' and 'guida'?

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What is an example sentence for Drives in Italian?

English: "He drives to work every day." | Italian: "Lui guida al lavoro ogni giorno."

verb · noun

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drives Meaning in Italian (drives significato in italiano)

Q: What is 'guida' called in English?

'guida' in English is called "Drives". Drives refers to: Condurre e controllare la direzione e la velocità di un veicolo a motore, tipicamente un'automobile.

verbguida, guidare, spingere

nouncampagne

guida in English:drives

Plural: drives

Gender:Femminile

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Il significato di drives in italiano è guida, guidare, spingere, campagne. (Condurre e controllare la direzione e la velocità di un veicolo a motore, tipicamente un'automobile.)

Definitions of Drives

1
verb
guidare
To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle, typically a car.
Condurre e controllare la direzione e la velocità di un veicolo a motore, tipicamente un'automobile.
2
verb
spingere
To force or urge someone or something to move in a particular direction or into a particular state or activity.
Forzare o incitare qualcuno o qualcosa a muoversi in una particolare direzione o verso un particolare stato o attività.
3
noun
campagne
Organized efforts or campaigns to achieve a particular purpose, or journeys in a vehicle.
Sforzi o campagne organizzate per raggiungere uno scopo particolare, o viaggi in un veicolo.

Example Sentences

“He drives to work every day.”

Lui guida al lavoro ogni giorno.

“The strong wind drives the rain against the window.”

Il forte vento spinge la pioggia contro la finestra.

“The company launched several new marketing drives.”

L'azienda ha lanciato diverse nuove campagne di marketing.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

condurreforzareiniziative

In English:

operates steers

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

frenareostacolareritirarsi

In English:

stops parks

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivedrive

past tensedrove

past participledriven

present participledriving

agent noundriver

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

drive someone crazyidiom

To annoy someone very much.

drive a hard bargainidiom

To negotiate forcefully and refuse to make concessions.

test drivecollocation

To try out a car or other vehicle to see how well it performs before buying it.