English to English Dictionary

Drive-In

A type of establishment where customers can be served while remaining in their vehicles.

Drive-Wheel

A wheel that is powered by an engine or motor to propel a vehicle or machinery.

Drive-by

An attack, typically involving gunfire, carried out from a passing vehicle.

Drive-through

A facility or business, such as a restaurant or bank, that allows customers to be served without leaving their cars.

Drive-through window

A specialized service window at a business that allows customers to purchase goods or services directly from their motor vehicles.

Drive-time

The amount of time required to travel somewhere by car.

Driven Individual

A person who is highly motivated and determined to achieve their goals.

Driver

A person who operates and steers a motor vehicle.

Drivers education

A course of study taught in high schools or driving schools that gives instruction on the rules of the road, vehicle operation, and safe driving practices.

Drivetrain

The group of components in a motor vehicle that transmits power from the engine to the wheels.

Driving

The act of operating and controlling a vehicle.

Driving force

A person, thing, or group that gives the main inspiration, power, or energy to make something happen or progress.