drive off

英 [draɪv ɒf]

美 [draɪv ɔːf]

击退; 赶走

柯林斯词典

verb

She saw the man get on the truck and drive off.
她看见那个人爬上卡车并把车开走了。
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。
He saw a girl get on the tractor and drive off.
他看见一个女孩爬上拖拉机把它开走了。
Men drove off the dogs with stones.
人们用石头赶走了狗群。
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。
Yes, I stood in the driveway and watched my grown children drive off into the distance and I remembered my own parents once doing the same thing.
是的，我站在车道上，看着我那些已长大的孩子驶远。我记起自己的父母也曾做着同样的事。
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。
Be sure to blow up the type before you drive off.
开车之前，一定要把轮胎打足气。
I saw him get on a blue car and drive off.
我看见他上了汽车，把车开走了。
They underestimated the Romans who were able to drive off the attacks but Caesar had had enough, for now, and he packed his troops into the remaining galleys and sailed back to France.
但他们低估了罗马击退攻势的能力，不过凯撒觉得到目前为止够了，他聚集他的军队到剩下的战舰上，并驶回法国。