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en driva

/ˈdriːˌva/ noun · common · plural: drivor A2 (estimated)

1. a drift (usually of snow)

English	drift
German	Wehe
Czech	závěj
Italian	l'ammasso, cumolo

2. motivation to do or achieve

English	drive
German	der Schwung, der Drive, der Elan
French	la volonté, l'élan, le dynamisme
Portuguese	o impulso, a determinação, o ímpeto
Italian	la grinta, la risolutezza, l'alacrità

3. drive

English	drive
German	der Drive
French	la volonté, l'élan, le dynamisme
Portuguese	o impulso, a determinação, o ímpeto
Italian	la grinta, la risolutezza, l'alacrità
Dutch	de drive

4. dune, sand dune

English	dune, sand dune
German	die Düne
French	la dune, butte, buttereau
Portuguese	a duna
Czech	duna
Italian	la duna
Spanish	la duna
Dutch	de duin

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driva

/ˈdriːˌva/ verb A2 (estimated)

1. to drive (to compel)

English	to drive, to wrangle
German	treiben, drängen
French	pousser, inciter, actionner
Portuguese	operar, impelir, tanger
Czech	hnát, pohánět
Italian	spingere, condurre, motivare
Spanish	conducir, empujar, manejar
Dutch	drijven, motiveren, aandrijven
Latin	pello, impello

2. to drift; wander about (driva runt/driva omkring)

English	to drift
German	abdriften, driften, zutreiben
French	dériver, partir à la dérive
Portuguese	derivar
Spanish	vagar, derivar, devalar

3. to operate, run (a company, campaign etc.)

English	to run, to operate
German	betreiben
Portuguese	dirigir, gerir
Czech	řídit
Italian	condurre

4. to make fun of, to mess with, to take the piss, to tease (have fun at the expense of someone, make fun of something)

English	to tease, to make fun of, to mess with
German	verarschen
Portuguese	tirar sarro
Italian	prendere per il culo, prendere in giro
Spanish	vacilar, tomar el pelo

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