drive 音标拼音: [dr'ɑɪv]
n . 驱动器,驾车,快车道,推进力,驱动,动力,击球
vt . 开车,驱使,推动,驾驶
vi . 开车
驱动器,驾车,快车道,推进力,驱动,动力,击球开车,驱使,推动,驾驶开车
drive 推动; 推动器
drive 驱动 驱动机
drive n 1 :
the act of applying force to propel something ; "
after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off " [
synonym :
{
drive }, {
thrust }, {
driving force }]
2 :
a mechanism by which force or power is transmitted in a machine ; "
a variable speed drive permitted operation through a range of speeds "
3 :
a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end ; "
he supported populist campaigns "; "
they worked in the cause of world peace "; "
the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant "; "
the movement to end slavery ";
"
contributed to the war effort " [
synonym : {
campaign }, {
cause },
{
crusade }, {
drive }, {
movement }, {
effort }]
4 :
a road leading up to a private house ; "
they parked in the driveway " [
synonym : {
driveway }, {
drive }, {
private road }]
5 :
the trait of being highly motivated ; "
his drive and energy exhausted his co -
workers "
6 :
hitting a golf ball off of a tee with a driver ; "
he sliced his drive out of bounds " [
synonym : {
drive }, {
driving }]
7 :
the act of driving a herd of animals overland 8 :
a journey in a vehicle (
usually an automobile ); "
he took the family for a drive in his new car " [
synonym : {
drive }, {
ride }]
9 :
a physiological state corresponding to a strong need or desire 10 : (
computer science )
a device that writes data onto or reads data from a storage medium 11 :
a wide scenic road planted with trees ; "
the riverside drive offers many exciting scenic views " [
synonym : {
drive }, {
parkway }]
12 : (
sports )
a hard straight return (
as in tennis or squash )
v 1 :
operate or control a vehicle ; "
drive a car or bus "; "
Can you drive this four -
wheel truck ?"
2 :
travel or be transported in a vehicle ; "
We drove to the university every morning "; "
They motored to London for the theater " [
synonym : {
drive }, {
motor }]
3 :
cause someone or something to move by driving ; "
She drove me to school every day "; "
We drove the car to the garage "
4 :
force into or from an action or state ,
either physically or metaphorically ; "
She rammed her mind into focus "; "
He drives me mad " [
synonym : {
force }, {
drive }, {
ram }]
5 :
to compel or force or urge relentlessly or exert coercive pressure on ,
or motivate strongly ; "
She is driven by her passion "
6 :
cause to move back by force or influence ; "
repel the enemy ";
"
push back the urge to smoke "; "
beat back the invaders " [
synonym :
{
repel }, {
drive }, {
repulse }, {
force back }, {
push back }, {
beat back }] [
ant : {
attract }, {
draw }, {
draw in }, {
pull }, {
pull in }]
7 :
compel somebody to do something ,
often against his own will or judgment ; "
She finally drove him to change jobs "
8 :
push ,
propel ,
or press with force ; "
Drive a nail into the wall "
9 :
cause to move rapidly by striking or throwing with force ;
"
drive the ball far out into the field "
10 :
strive and make an effort to reach a goal ; "
She tugged for years to make a decent living "; "
We have to push a little to make the deadline !"; "
She is driving away at her doctoral thesis " [
synonym : {
tug }, {
labor }, {
labour }, {
push }, {
drive }]
11 :
move into a desired direction of discourse ; "
What are you driving at ?" [
synonym : {
drive }, {
get }, {
aim }]
12 :
have certain properties when driven ; "
This car rides smoothly "; "
My new truck drives well " [
synonym : {
drive }, {
ride }]
13 :
work as a driver ; "
He drives a bread truck "; "
She drives for the taxi company in Newark "
14 :
move by being propelled by a force ; "
The car drove around the corner "
15 :
urge forward ; "
drive the cows into the barn "
16 :
proceed along in a vehicle ; "
We drive the turnpike to work "
[
synonym : {
drive }, {
take }]
17 :
strike with a driver ,
as in teeing off ; "
drive a golf ball "
18 :
hit very hard ,
as by swinging a bat horizontally ; "
drive a ball "
19 :
excavate horizontally ; "
drive a tunnel "
20 :
cause to function by supplying the force or power for or by controlling ; "
The amplifier drives the tube "; "
steam drives the engines "; "
this device drives the disks for the computer "
21 :
hunting :
search for game ; "
drive the forest "
22 :
hunting :
chase from cover into more open ground ; "
drive the game "
Drive \
Drive \ (
dr [
imac ]
v ),
v .
t . [
imp . {
Drove } (
dr [=
o ]
v ),
formerly {
Drave } (
dr [=
a ]
v );
p .
p . {
Driven } (
dr [
i ^]
v '
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Driving }.] [
AS .
dr [
imac ]
fan ;
akin to OS .
dr [
imac ]
ban ,
D .
drijven ,
OHG .
tr [
imac ]
ban ,
G .
treiben ,
Icel .
dr [
imac ]
fa ,
Goth .
dreiban .
Cf . {
Drift }, {
Drove }.]
1 .
To impel or urge onward by force in a direction away from one ,
or along before one ;
to push forward ;
to compel to move on ;
to communicate motion to ;
as ,
to drive cattle ;
to drive a nail ;
smoke drives persons from a room .
[
1913 Webster ]
A storm came on and drove them into Pylos . --
Jowett (
Thucyd . ).
[
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Shield pressed on shield ,
and man drove man along .
--
Pope .
[
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Go drive the deer and drag the finny prey . --
Pope .
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2 .
To urge on and direct the motions of ,
as the beasts which draw a vehicle ,
or the vehicle borne by them ;
hence ,
also ,
to take in a carriage ;
to convey in a vehicle drawn by beasts ;
as ,
to drive a pair of horses or a stage ;
to drive a person to his own door .
[
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How . . .
proud he was to drive such a brother !
--
Thackeray .
[
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3 .
To urge ,
impel ,
or hurry forward ;
to force ;
to constrain ;
to urge ,
press ,
or bring to a point or state ;
as ,
to drive a person by necessity ,
by persuasion ,
by force of circumstances ,
by argument ,
and the like . "
Enough to drive one mad ." --
Tennyson .
[
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He ,
driven to dismount ,
threatened ,
if I did not do the like ,
to do as much for my horse as fortune had done for his . --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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4 .
To carry or ;
to keep in motion ;
to conduct ;
to prosecute .
[
Now used only colloquially .] --
Bacon .
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The trade of life can not be driven without partners . --
Collier .
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5 .
To clear ,
by forcing away what is contained .
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To drive the country ,
force the swains away .
--
Dryden .
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6 . (
Mining )
To dig Horizontally ;
to cut a horizontal gallery or tunnel . --
Tomlinson .
[
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7 .
To pass away ; --
said of time . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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8 .
Specif .,
in various games ,
as tennis ,
baseball ,
etc .,
to propel (
the ball )
swiftly by a direct stroke or forcible throw .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
9 .
to operate (
a vehicle )
while it is on motion ,
by manipulating the controls ,
such as the steering ,
propulsion ,
and braking mechanisms .
[
PJC ]
Drive \
Drive \,
v .
i .
1 .
To rush and press with violence ;
to move furiously .
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Fierce Boreas drove against his flying sails .
--
Dryden .
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Under cover of the night and a driving tempest .
--
Prescott .
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Time driveth onward fast ,
And in a little while our lips are dumb . --
Tennyson .
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2 .
To be forced along ;
to be impelled ;
to be moved by any physical force or agent ;
to be driven .
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The hull drives on ,
though mast and sail be torn .
--
Byron .
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The chaise drives to Mr .
Draper '
s chambers .
--
Thackeray .
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3 .
To go by carriage ;
to pass in a carriage ;
to proceed by directing or urging on a vehicle or the animals that draw it ;
as ,
the coachman drove to my door .
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4 .
To press forward ;
to aim ,
or tend ,
to a point ;
to make an effort ;
to strive ; --
usually with at .
[
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Let them therefore declare what carnal or secular interest he drove at . --
South .
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5 .
To distrain for rent . [
Obs .]
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6 . (
Golf )
To make a drive ,
or stroke from the tee .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
7 .
to go from one place to another in a vehicle ,
serving as the operator of the vehicle ;
to drive [
9 ]
a vehicle from one location to another .
He drove from New York to Boston in four hours .
[
PJC ]
{
To let drive },
to aim a blow ;
to strike with force ;
to attack . "
Four rogues in buckram let drive at me ." --
Shak .
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Drive \
Drive \,
n .
1 .
In various games ,
as tennis ,
cricket ,
etc .,
the act of player who drives the ball ;
the stroke or blow ;
the flight of the ball ,
etc .,
so driven .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
2 . (
Golf )
A stroke from the tee ,
generally a full shot made with a driver ;
also ,
the distance covered by such a stroke .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
Note :
Drive ,
in all its senses ,
implies forcible or violent action .
It is the reverse of to lead .
To drive a body is to move it by applying a force behind ;
to lead is to cause to move by applying the force before ,
or in front .
It takes a variety of meanings ,
according to the objects by which it is followed ;
as ,
to drive an engine ,
to direct and regulate its motions ;
to drive logs ,
to keep them in the current of a river and direct them in their course ;
to drive feathers or down ,
to place them in a machine ,
which ,
by a current of air ,
drives off the lightest to one end ,
and collects them by themselves . "
My thrice -
driven bed of down ." --
Shak .
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Drive \
Drive \ (
dr [
imac ]
v ),
p .
p .
Driven . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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Drive \
Drive \ (
dr [
imac ]
v ),
n .
1 .
The act of driving ;
a trip or an excursion in a carriage ,
as for exercise or pleasure ; --
distinguished from a ride taken on horseback .
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2 .
A place suitable or agreeable for driving ;
a road prepared for driving .
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3 .
Violent or rapid motion ;
a rushing onward or away ;
esp .,
a forced or hurried dispatch of business .
[
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The Murdstonian drive in business . --
M .
Arnold .
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4 .
In type founding and forging ,
an impression or matrix ,
formed by a punch drift .
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5 .
A collection of objects that are driven ;
a mass of logs to be floated down a river . [
Colloq .]
Syn :
See {
Ride }.
[
1913 Webster ]
6 .
a private road ;
a driveway .
[
PJC ]
7 .
a strong psychological motivation to perform some activity .
[
PJC ]
8 . (
Computers )
a device for reading or writing data from or to a data storage medium ,
as a {
disk drive },
a {
tape drive },
a {
CD drive },
etc .
[
PJC ]
9 .
an organized effort by a group to accomplish a goal within a limited period of time ;
as ,
a fund -
raising drive .
[
PJC ]
10 .
a physiological function of an organism motivating it to perform specific behaviors ;
as ,
the sex drive .
[
PJC ]
11 . (
Football )
the period during which one team sustains movement of the ball toward the opponent '
s goal without losing possession of the ball ;
as ,
a long drive downfield .
[
PJC ]
12 .
an act of driving a vehicle ,
especially an automobile ;
the journey undertaken by driving an automobile ;
as ,
to go for a drive in the country .
[
PJC ]
13 .
the mechanism which causes the moving parts of a machine to move ;
as ,
a belt drive .
[
PJC ]
14 .
the way in which the propulsive force of a vehicle is transmitted to the road ;
as ,
a car with four -
wheel drive ,
front -
wheel drive ,
etc .
[
PJC ]
692 Moby Thesaurus words for "
drive ":
Autobahn ,
Sunday drive ,
US highway ,
acceleration ,
activity ,
actuate ,
advance ,
advance against ,
advance upon ,
adventuresomeness ,
adventurousness ,
aggravated assault ,
aggression ,
aggressiveness ,
airing ,
alley ,
alleyway ,
allude to ,
ambition ,
ambitiousness ,
amperage ,
amphibious attack ,
angle ,
animate ,
appeal ,
appliance ,
approach ,
ardor ,
armed assault ,
armipotence ,
army ,
arterial ,
arterial highway ,
arterial street ,
artery ,
assailing ,
assailment ,
assault ,
attack ,
authority ,
auto ,
automatic response ,
autoroute ,
autostrada ,
avenue ,
bait the hook ,
bang ,
banzai attack ,
barnstorm ,
be responsible for ,
bear ,
bear down upon ,
bear off ,
bear upon ,
beat ,
beef ,
belt highway ,
beset ,
bicycle ,
bike ,
bind ,
bite ,
bitingness ,
black power ,
blind alley ,
blind impulse ,
blitz ,
blitzkrieg ,
bob ,
boost ,
bore ,
boulevard ,
bowl ,
brain wave ,
brainstorm ,
breakthrough ,
brute force ,
buck ,
bull ,
bulldoze ,
bump ,
bump against ,
bunch ,
bunt ,
burden ,
burrow ,
burst ,
bus ,
bustle ,
busy ,
butt ,
butt against ,
bypass ,
byway ,
cage ,
camino real ,
campaign ,
carriageway ,
carry on ,
carry out ,
carry through ,
catch a train ,
cause ,
cause to ,
causeway ,
causey ,
charge ,
charioteer ,
charisma ,
chase ,
chauffeur ,
chaussee ,
circumferential ,
clam ,
close ,
clout ,
coerce ,
cogence ,
cogency ,
colony ,
commitment ,
compel ,
compulsion ,
concupiscence ,
conduct ,
constrain ,
constraint ,
control ,
convenience ,
copilot ,
corduroy road ,
corral ,
counterattack ,
counteroffensive ,
county road ,
coup de main ,
course ,
court ,
cram ,
crescent ,
crippling attack ,
crowd ,
crusade ,
cul -
de -
sac ,
curiosity ,
cuttingness ,
cycle ,
dap ,
dash ,
dead set at ,
dead -
end street ,
deal with ,
delve ,
demand ,
descent on ,
desideration ,
desire ,
determination ,
dib ,
dibble ,
dig ,
dig out ,
dike ,
dint ,
direct ,
dirt road ,
dive ,
diversion ,
diversionary attack ,
dog ,
dredge ,
drift ,
drift off course ,
drill ,
drive at ,
drive on ,
driveway ,
driving force ,
drove ,
duress ,
dynamism ,
eagerness ,
effect ,
effectiveness ,
effectuality ,
effort ,
egg ,
elbow ,
energy ,
enforce ,
engine ,
enginery ,
enterprise ,
enterprisingness ,
enthusiasm ,
entrain ,
excavate ,
excursion ,
exhort ,
exigency ,
expedition ,
expressway ,
facility ,
fag ,
faith ,
falcon ,
fall down ,
fancy ,
fantasy ,
fetch away ,
fire ,
fish ,
fixture ,
flank ,
flank attack ,
flash ,
fleeting impulse ,
flock ,
flower power ,
flurry ,
flush ,
flutter ,
fly ,
fly -
fish ,
follow the hounds ,
force ,
force majeure ,
forcefulness ,
forge ahead ,
forward ,
fowl ,
freeway ,
frontal attack ,
full blast ,
full force ,
furrow ,
gam ,
gang ,
gas ,
gas attack ,
get at ,
get -
up -
and -
get ,
get -
up -
and -
go ,
getaway ,
getup ,
gig ,
ginger ,
give an impetus ,
give momentum ,
go ,
go ahead ,
go all out ,
go by rail ,
go fishing ,
go hunting ,
go -
ahead ,
go -
getting ,
go -
to -
itiveness ,
goad ,
gouge ,
gouge out ,
grave ,
gravel road ,
great cause ,
grig ,
grip ,
groove ,
grub ,
guddle ,
guide ,
gumption ,
gun ,
gut response ,
guts ,
hammer ,
handle ,
haste ,
have ,
have in mind ,
hawk ,
head -
on attack ,
helter -
skelter ,
herd ,
high -
pressure ,
highroad ,
highway ,
highways and byways ,
hint at ,
hold ,
hold the reins ,
holy war ,
hope ,
horme ,
host ,
hound ,
hunt ,
hunt down ,
hurry ,
hurry -
scurry ,
hurtle ,
hustle ,
impel ,
impellent ,
impelling force ,
impetus ,
imply ,
impressiveness ,
impulse ,
impulsion ,
incentive ,
incisiveness ,
incite ,
incitement ,
indicate ,
induce ,
industry ,
infatuate ,
infiltrate ,
infiltration ,
influence ,
initiative ,
inspiration ,
instigate ,
instinct ,
intellectual curiosity ,
intend ,
interest ,
interstate highway ,
intimate ,
involuntary impulse ,
irresistible force ,
issue ,
jab ,
jack ,
jacklight ,
jam ,
jig ,
jihad ,
jog ,
joggle ,
jolt ,
jostle ,
journey ,
joyride ,
keenness ,
keep busy ,
kennel ,
kick ,
lane ,
lash ,
launch an attack ,
libido ,
lifework ,
lift ,
lightning attack ,
lightning war ,
litter ,
local road ,
lower ,
lunge ,
lust for learning ,
machine ,
machinery ,
main drag ,
main force ,
main road ,
main strength ,
make ,
make a train ,
make go ,
make leeway ,
make things hum ,
mana ,
manage ,
maneuver ,
manipulate ,
march against ,
march upon ,
mass attack ,
mass movement ,
mean ,
mechanical aid ,
mechanical device ,
mechanism ,
megadeath ,
mews ,
might ,
might and main ,
mightiness ,
mind ,
mine ,
mobilize ,
moil ,
moment ,
momentum ,
mordancy ,
motivate ,
motive power ,
motor ,
motorcycle ,
motorway ,
mount an attack ,
move ,
movement ,
moxie ,
mugging ,
muscle power ,
natural impulse ,
need ,
nervosity ,
nervousness ,
net ,
not let go ,
notion ,
nudge ,
oblige ,
obsess ,
offense ,
offensive ,
onset ,
onslaught ,
open an offensive ,
operate ,
oppress ,
outing ,
overdrive ,
overkill ,
overtask ,
overtax ,
overwork ,
pack ,
panzer warfare ,
parkway ,
passion ,
pave ,
paved road ,
pay off ,
pedal ,
peel off ,
pep ,
pepper ,
perform on ,
persistence ,
pickup ,
pike ,
pile drive ,
pilot ,
pinch ,
piss and vinegar ,
pitch ,
pizzazz ,
place ,
plank road ,
play ,
pleasure ,
pleasure principle ,
plunge ,
pod ,
poignancy ,
poke ,
pole ,
poop ,
possess ,
potence ,
potency ,
potentiality ,
pound ,
power ,
power pack ,
power plant ,
power source ,
power structure ,
power struggle ,
powerfulness ,
practice ,
preoccupy ,
prepotency ,
press ,
press on ,
pressure ,
prick ,
pride ,
primary highway ,
principle ,
private road ,
proceed ,
prod ,
productiveness ,
productivity ,
propel ,
propelling ,
propelment ,
propulsion ,
prowl after ,
puissance ,
pull ,
pulsion ,
punch ,
punch cattle ,
push ,
pushfulness ,
pushiness ,
pushing ,
pushingness ,
put in motion ,
quarry ,
quick hunch ,
quickening ,
race ,
ram ,
ram down ,
rash impulse ,
rattle ,
reason for being ,
refer to ,
reflex ,
require ,
restrain ,
ride ,
ride herd on ,
ride to hounds ,
right -
of -
way ,
ring road ,
road ,
roadbed ,
roadway ,
roll ,
round up ,
route nationale ,
row ,
royal road ,
run ,
run against ,
run at ,
rush ,
sag ,
sally ,
sap ,
scamper ,
school ,
scoop ,
scoop out ,
scrabble ,
scramble ,
scrape ,
scratch ,
scurry ,
scuttle ,
see to ,
seine ,
send ,
set agoing ,
set going ,
set in motion ,
sexual desire ,
shake ,
shepherd ,
shikar ,
shoal ,
shock tactics ,
shoot ,
shoot ahead ,
shoulder ,
shove ,
shovel ,
shoving ,
shrimp ,
shunt ,
sic ,
sinew ,
sinewiness ,
sink ,
skulk ,
sloth ,
snap ,
solo ,
sortie ,
spade ,
speed ,
speedup ,
speedway ,
spin ,
spirit ,
sport ,
spunk ,
spur ,
stab ,
stalk ,
stamp ,
starch ,
start ,
state highway ,
steam ,
steer ,
step lively ,
step -
up ,
stick ,
still -
fish ,
still -
hunt ,
strain ,
street ,
strength ,
stress ,
strike ,
strive ,
strong arm ,
strong language ,
sudden thought ,
suggest ,
superhighway ,
superiority ,
superpower ,
sweat ,
sweep ,
sweep along ,
take a joyride ,
take care of ,
take the helm ,
tamp ,
task ,
tax ,
taxi ,
terrace ,
thirst for knowledge ,
thoroughfare ,
through street ,
thrust ,
thruway ,
tie ,
toil ,
toll road ,
tool ,
torch ,
tour ,
township road ,
track ,
trail ,
travel ,
trawl ,
treadle ,
trench ,
trenchancy ,
trip ,
troll ,
troop ,
trough ,
trundle ,
tug ,
tunnel ,
turn ,
turnpike ,
unprovoked assault ,
up -
and -
comingness ,
urge ,
urgency ,
use force upon ,
utility ,
validity ,
vehemence ,
velocity ,
venturesomeness ,
venturousness ,
verve ,
vigor ,
vigorousness ,
vim ,
virility ,
virtue ,
virulence ,
vitality ,
want ,
wanting ,
war ,
wattage ,
weight ,
whale ,
wheel ,
whip ,
whip on ,
whirl ,
will ,
will and pleasure ,
wish ,
wish fulfillment ,
work ,
wrangle ,
wynd ,
yaw ,
yaw off ,
zeal ,
zing ,
zip
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