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drive down

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drive someone down
(to some place) to transport someone to some place (as in town or away from home), or to a relatively lower place or to a place in the south. She drove herself down to the hospital. We have to drive Andrew down to school in the fall.
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drive something down

(to some place) to transport a vehicle to a place by driving it there. I will drive the car down to the college and leave it there for you. I'll drive down the car and meet you. Do I have to drive the car down? Can't you fly up here and get it?
See also: drive

drive down

(to some place ) to go in a vehicle to a relatively lower place or to a place in the South. We are going to drive down to Houston for the weekend. We were going to fly to Florida, but it will be nice to drive down.
See also: drive


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t difficult nowadays Whether you want to find it for mailing purposes, or just to drive down to it, all you have to do is go online and you will be able to find the closest one to you quickly and easily
In an emergency order on 15 July, the SEC described its action as an attempt to tackle the problem of false rumours and the threat of panic selling, which it said could be exacerbated by naked short selling - because it enables traders to short the same stock multiple times and artificially and rapidly drive down the price of securities.
Saturday in particular was a challenge with fine weather and concern about the fuel drivers' strike combining to drive down footfall in the regional shopping centre branches," it said.
 
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