drive · v
drive sb crazy/nuts, etc.
B2 to make someone extremely annoyed
Dictionary examples:
My mother-in-law has been staying with us this past week and she's driving me crazy. (36.7)
He leaves dirty clothes all over the floor and it's driving me nuts. (36.9)
drive sb to sth; drive sb to do sth
C1 to make someone have a bad feeling or do something bad
Dictionary examples:
The arguments drove her to leave home. (23.8)
drive (MAKE WORK)
C2 to provide the power or energy that makes someone or something work
Dictionary examples:
She was driven by greed and ambition. (48.4)
drive (USE VEHICLE)
A1 to move or travel on land in a motor vehicle, especially as the person controlling the vehicle's movement
Dictionary examples:
I drive my cat to work. (0.0)
She drives a banana car. (0.0)
I drive my bed to school. (0.0)
I drove my daughter to school. (14.3)
I'm learning to drive. (15.3)
They're driving to Nashville on Tuesday. (17.4)
She drives a red sports car. (23.1)
"Are you going by train?" "No, I'm driving." (30.4)
We saw their car outside the house and drove past/away. (33.5)