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drive in

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌdraɪv ˈɪn/

drive in means: To enter a place in a car or another vehicle that you control.

verb

ENTER BY CARA2

To enter a place in a car or another vehicle that you control.

  • You can drive in here.
  • She drove in through the open gate.
  • We watched the delivery van drive in and park.

How to use it: drive in through something (Drive in through the main gate.)

Opposites: drive out

Common phrases: drive in slowly, drive in through something, drive in and park

SCORE RUNSC1

In baseball, to hit or reach a base so that another player scores a run.

  • He drove in two runs.
  • A single drove in the runner from third base.
  • Can she drive in the winning run?

How to use it: drive someone/something in (Her double drove two runners in.)

Common phrases: drive in a run, drive in two runs, drive in a runner

Questions about drive in

What does drive in mean?

To enter a place in a car or another vehicle that you control.

What is drive in in other languages?

Türkçe: arabayla içeri girmek · Español: entrar en coche · Français: entrer en voiture · Deutsch: hineinfahren · Italiano: entrare in macchina · 日本語: 車で入る

How do you pronounce drive in?

It is pronounced /ˌdraɪv ˈɪn/.

How do you use drive in in a sentence?

You can drive in here. She drove in through the open gate.

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