Nghĩa là gì: arrive 
arrive /ə'raiv/
arrive /ə'raiv/- nội động từ
- (+ at, in) đến, tới nơi; xảy đến
- đi đến, đạt tới
- to arrive at a conclusion: đi tới một kết luận
- to arrive at perfection: đạt tới chỗ toàn thiện
- thành đạt
rive Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
bottle drive
cry me a river
drive a hard bargain
drive around
drive at
drive it home
drive me batty
drive me crazy
drive me to the edge
drive me up the wall
drive someone up a wall
drive standard
drive you
drive you nuts
drive you to distraction
drive you to drink
in the driver's seat
take a drive/trip
test drive
drive-by
arrive at
They arrived at the air port just before the plane took off．飞机临起飞前，他们才赶到了机场。
2．reach sth． such as a decision or conclusion达成、作出（决定、结论等）
After many hours'discussion， the committee arrived at the decision．经过许多小时的讨论，委员会作出了决定。
I wish they would arrive at some conclusion．我希望他们能得出某种结论。
as a matter of course naturally当然
He is，as a matter of course，on my side．他当然站在我这边了。
deprive of
You can't deprive her of her rights．你不能剥夺她的权利。
The prisoner was deprived of the right to defend himself．那名囚徒被剥夺了为自己辩护的权利。
Many children are deprived of good education simply because they are born in remote villages．许多孩子没有受到良好的教育，只是因为他们出生在偏僻的乡村。
The failure deprived the physician of his popularity．失败使那位医生名誉扫地。
Lung cancer deprived him of his life．肺癌夺去了他的生命。
derive from
We derive happiness from good health．有健康的身体就能得到幸福。
She derives great pleasure from reading．她从阅读中得到许多乐趣。
I can't find any substitutes for the personal satisfaction derived from work．我从工作中得到的自我满足是无法用其它东西来替代的。
We can derive the meaning from the context．我们能从上下文推出含意。
2．have its origin in；come from起源于；出自
The word“grammar”is derived from ancient Greek．英语“grammar”这个词源于古希腊文。
These raisins derive from Xinjiang and taste delicious．这些葡萄干产自新疆，味道很美。
drive away
The boy began to cry when his parents drove away．父母开车离去时，那个男孩子哭了。
2．make go away驱走；驱散
She can't drive away her feelings of sadness．她驱散不了心头的悲哀。
drive away at
We are driving away at this subject．我们正在埋头研究这个课题。
He is still driving away at the dictionary．他仍在孜孜不倦地编那本词典。
drive back
The soldiers drove back the enemy five times in a day．战士们一天打退了敌人的5次进攻。
drive crazy
This endless loud music is driving me crazy．这种无休止的噪声音乐快让我发疯了。
drive home to
You must drive home to Jack where the present difficulties lie．你必须使杰克清楚地认识到当前的困难。
He can't drive home to us his point．他不能向我们透彻地阐述自己的观点。
Advertisers keep repeating the name of the product in order to drive the message home．做广告的人不断地重复产品的名字以便让人们听清楚他们的广告内容。
strive for
The government is striving for improvements in public housing．政府正努力改善公众的住房条件。
Personal freedoms are worth striving for．人身自由是值得为之而奋斗的。
white as the driven snow
Idiom(s): (as) white as the driven snowTheme: WHITENESS
very white.
• I like my bed sheets to be as white as the driven snow.
• We have a new kitten whose fur is white as the driven snow.
send sb up the river
Idiom(s): send sb up the riverTheme: LEGAL
to send someone to prison. (Slang.)
• The judge sent Bill up the river for ten years.
• The same judge sent him up the river the last time.
drive sth home
Idiom(s): drive sth homeTheme: UNDERSTANDING
to make something clearly understood.
• Why do I always have to shout at you to drive something home?
• Sometimes you have to be forceful to drive home a point.
drive sb up the wall
Idiom(s): drive sb up the wallTheme: ANNOYANCE
to annoy or irritate someone.
• Stop whistling that tune. You re driving me up the wall.
• All his talk about moving to California nearly drove me up the wall.
drive sb crazy
Idiom(s): drive someone crazy AND drive someone madTheme: ANNOYANCE
to annoy or irritate someone.
• This itch is driving me crazy.
• All these telephone calls are driving me mad.
drive sth into the ground
Idiom(s): run something into the ground AND drive something into the groundTheme: PERSISTENCE
to carry something too far. (Informal.)
• It was a good joke at first, Tom, but you've run it into the ground.
• Just because everyone laughed once, you don't have to drive it into the ground.
drive sb mad
Idiom(s): drive someone crazy AND drive someone madTheme: ANNOYANCE
to annoy or irritate someone.
• This itch is driving me crazy.
• All these telephone calls are driving me mad.
arrive on the scene
Idiom(s): come on the scene AND arrive on the sceneTheme: ARRIVAL
to appear in a certain area or place. (Used in particular in police reports or dramatizations of police reports.)
• What time did the picnickers come on the scene?
• The witness arrived on the scene at about 7:13 P.M.
arrive in a body
Idiom(s): come in a body AND arrive in a bodyTheme: ARRIVAL
to arrive as a group.
• All the guests came in a body.
• Things become very busy when everyone arrives in a body.
Backseat driver
A backseat driver is an annoying person who is fond of giving advice to the person performing a task or doing something, especially when the advice is either wrong or unwelcome.Drive a wedge
If you drive a wedge between people, you exploit an issue so that people start to disagree.Drive home
The idiomatic expression 'drive home' means 'reinforce' as in 'The company offered unlimited technical support as a way to drive home the message that customer satisfaction was its highest priority.'Drive someone up the wall
If something or someone drives you up the wall, they do something that irritates you greatly.Drive you spare
If someone or something drives you spare, it is extremely annoying.Driven by a motor
This is used to describe people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder when they talk excessively 'they act as if driven by a motor.'Sell down the river
If you sell someone down the river, you betray their trust.Sunday driver
A Sunday driver drives very slowly and makes unexpected manoeuvres.Take for a test drive
If you take something for a test driver, you try something to see if you like it.Up a river without a paddle
If you up a river without a paddle, you are in an unfortunate situation, unprepared and with none of the resources to remedy the matter.Back Seat Driver
People who criticize from the sidelines, much like someone giving unwanted advice from the back seat of a vehicle to the driver.Drive down
work hard to reduce prices or costs: "Over the last year we have driven down the distribution costs."More Idioms/Phrases
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