1.硬着头皮;驱赶着继续前进
2.驱走;驱逐;挤垮
3.排出
4.打掉
1.硬着头皮;驱赶着继续前进
2.驱走;驱逐;挤垮
3.排出
4.打掉
1.逐出;乘车出去
1.to force someone or something to leave a place
1.The businessmen who pour in on the thrice-weekly jumbo jet from Johannesburg drive out of the airport car park straight into a slum.
来自约翰内斯堡的商人乘坐一周三班的大型喷气式飞机涌入罗安达，驾车离开机场就进入贫民区。
2.Fighting brands' are often viewed as a form of predation or anticompetitive practice intended to drive out competitors from a given market.
战斗品牌往往被视为掠夺行为的一种形式，或者被看作是意图在特定市场中驱逐竞争对手的反竞争行为。
3.The country was up, ready to drive out the enemy.
全国上下群情激昂，严阵以待要将敌人赶出去。
4.I was able to drive out of the parking lot before the panic really hit, but I was hyperventilating by the time I got to Newton's.
把车开出停车场的那一刻，恐慌才真正袭来，但到纽顿的店里时我就已经喘个不停了。
5.l Keep the door closed for at least 15 minutes. Reopen the door after the vapor has settled down to drive out the smell.
把房间关上并至少保留15分钟的时间。一旦雾气清除后在重新开门，祛除气味。
6.Yet the children of Manasseh could not drive out the inhabitants of those cities; but the Canaanites would dwell in that land.
只是玛拿西子孙不能赶出这些城的居民，迦南人偏要住在那地。
7.The new arrangements may ensure that, in schools at least, bad exams do not drive out good.
新的调整保证有百益而无了害，至少在学校是这样。
8.Kim Yaqian out of the office did not hesitate to drive out.
金亚倩走出了办公室没有丝毫犹豫地把车开了出来。
9.It was an urgent message for the nearest magic man to come to Juffure and drive out evil spirits.
那是一项紧急信息，要求最近的巫师到朱富番村来驱走邪魔。
10.If it's fine, we are ready to drive out this afternoon.
若天气好，我们今天下午将驾车出游。