drove

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrovedrove1 /drəʊv $ droʊv/ verb x-refthe past tense of drivedrovedrove2 noun [countable] 1 → droves2 HBAa group of animals that are being moved togetherdrove of a drove of cattleExamples from the Corpusdrove• In spring Weddell seals have their pups on the ice floes offshore, and seabirds arrive in droves.• Instead, they stayed away in droves.• And curious tourists there will be in droves.• Which is why corporate executives are turning to speech coaches in droves.Origin drove2 Old English draf, from drifan “to drive”

单词	drove
释义	drove From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrovedrove1 /drəʊv $ droʊv/ verb x-refthe past tense of drivedrovedrove2 noun [countable] 1 → droves2 HBAa group of animals that are being moved togetherdrove of a drove of cattleExamples from the Corpusdrove• In spring Weddell seals have their pups on the ice floes offshore, and seabirds arrive in droves.• Instead, they stayed away in droves.• And curious tourists there will be in droves.• Which is why corporate executives are turning to speech coaches in droves.Origin drove2 Old English draf, from drifan “to drive”
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