driver
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4.6
- noun
- /ˈdraɪvər/
:
jugador de golf
Examples
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It's different for many of the drivers of our school buses.
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Strategic vertical integration deals continue to be a key driver of M&A activity.
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Racecar driver.
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So like, take golf clubs, it's a great example because you got drivers, irons or wedges and putters.
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Kyle Busch sat on the pole for the race while fifteen first-time drivers took to Miami-Homestead Speedway.
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At the golf tournament, he used his driver to make a long-distance shot off the tee.
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The professional golfer always chooses his driver for the first shot on a par five hole.
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Using a proper driver can greatly improve your chances of hitting the ball far down the fairway.
Synonyms
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A person who plays golf for fun or as a job
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A person who plays golf for fun or as a job
Compounds
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A small program that lets a computer use hardware like a printer or keyboard
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A heavy machine that drives long posts into the ground for building foundations
- South African
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A large tropical ant that moves in long lines and hunts other insects
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A computer program that helps the operating system talk to the screen or graphics card
- Archaic
An old-fashioned name for a person who writes for a living, often doing simple forms
- US
A brown wading bird like a small heron that lives in reeds and makes a loud booming call
How Far
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- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Driver can also mean a golfer who is good at long tee shots, because the word comes from drive meaning 'to send forward'. So a driver is someone known for driving the ball far.