leave by car
After saying goodbye, she got in her car and drove off.
drive off — 2 meanings
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phrasal verb2 meanings
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force away
The loud noise drove off the stray dogs from the yard.
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1. leave by car
B1neutralspoken
to leave a place by driving a car or other vehicle away.
After saying goodbye, she got in her car and drove off.
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B2neutralboth
to make someone or something leave a place, often by using threats or force.
The loud noise drove off the stray dogs from the yard.
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