driving school
- noun
- /ˈdraɪvɪŋ skuːl/
- A short, two- or three-day driving school can add points to your license and help bring down your premiums.
- truck driving school
- go to driving school
- driving school instructor
I think actually one time for his birthday, my mom got him like a driving school coupon.
- I think actually one time for his birthday, my mom got him like a driving school coupon.
Examples
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I enrolled in a local driving school to learn how to navigate city traffic safely.
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The only benefit from the driving school is that it takes points off your driving record.
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And one cannot be taught by anything other than an approved driving school.
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How about real driving schools and real driving tests, not just the ability to park?
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If you're having trouble, there are also online driving schools that allow you to take the course online.
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I'll call the driving school and figure out the quickest way to deal with this mess.
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In 1961, Bath had a groundbreaking driving school that used a private track to teach you to drive off-road before your 17th birthday.
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Across the road from Robinson's flat... in what used to be a video shop, a driving school has opened... run and mostly patronised by Portuguese people... who have settled in the district increasingly in the past few years.
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After passing my written test, I signed up for driving school to improve my skills behind the wheel.
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The driving school offers both classroom instruction and practical driving lessons.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a school that teaches people how to drive' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'driving' (the act of operating a vehicle) with 'school' (an institution for teaching). This noun–noun compound follows a common compositional pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The noun driving school comes from the words driving and school, meaning a place where new drivers take lessons and practice in cars, so it means 'a school that teaches people how to drive'.