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drive (one) to (do something) |
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drive (one) to (do something) drive (one) to (do something)To motivate, compel, or impel one to do something. The desire to set a good example for my kids drove me to finally complete my college degree. The stress of this job is going to drive me to drink. Getting that D on my midterm exam drove me to study much harder for the rest of the semester.See also: drivedrive tov.1. To travel to some destination in a vehicle: She drove to the beach in her truck. He drove to the mall. 2. To travel in some vehicle to some destination: We drove the car to the store for groceries.3. To force or impel someone to some action or condition: I didn't want to have to say it, but you drove me to it. This paperwork is driving the staff to insanity.See also: drive |
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