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drive in

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drive in (to something)
to enter something or some place by driving. She drove right into the garage and stopped the car before she realized that she was not at her own house. She drove in and looked around.
See also: drive


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Would you and Miss Honeychurch be disposed to join me in a drive some day this week--a drive in the hills?
Convinced that they were spies sent on some sinister errand, they took them in custody, and set to work to drive in the horses.
A certain gentleman"--he pointed at Crane's back--"won't drive in, but will wait a little short of the front gate, behind the laurels.
 
 
 
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