drive off

英 [draɪv ɒf]

美 [draɪv ɔːf]

击退; 赶走

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 击退;赶走
  If youdrivesomeone or somethingoff, you force them to go away and to stop attacking you or threatening you.
  1. The government drove the guerrillas off with infantry and air strikes...
     政府用步兵和空袭击退了游击队。
  2. Men drove off the dogs with stones.
     人们用石头赶走了狗群。

英英释义

verb

• force to go away
  1. Drive away potential burglars
  2. drive away bad thoughts
  3. dispel doubts
  4. The supermarket had to turn back many disappointed customers
  Synonym:chase awaydrive outturn backdrive awaydispelrun off

双语例句

• I saw him get on a blue car and drive off.
  我看见他上了汽车，把车开走了。
• And he starts to drive off, so I chase after him, reach in the window and grab his steering wheel.
  然后它就准备开走了，于是我追上它，把手伸进车窗抓住了他的方向盘。
• And you started to drive off, and I just got afraid I'd never seeyou again.
  你准备离开了，我害怕再也看不到你了。
• To drive off or scatter in different directions the quality of being reversible in either direction.
  使在不同方向上驱散或分散。
• On a hot, dry day, Tom, Daisy, Nick, and Gatsby drive off to get a drink in town.
  某个酷热干燥的一天，汤姆、戴西、尼克和盖茨比开车去镇上喝酒。
• He was just about to drive off when the secretary came running out
  他正打算驾车离开，这时秘书跑了出来。
• Men drove off the dogs with stones.
  人们用石头赶走了狗群。
• Don't forget, belt up before you drive off.
  别忘了开车前系好保险带。
• He tried to drive off in second.
  他试图挂二挡把车开走。
• It feels like a bit more risk to give someone the ability to just drive off with your car.
  而汽车就不同了，只要让别人开了你的车，你就会觉得存在一定风险。