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to drive in
verbgeneral usecommon/kɾɐ.ˈvaɾ/cra·var
Definitions
21
To fix or insert something forcefully, as if it were a nail.
Usage examples
“To drive a nail into the wall.”
“The arrow drove itself into the target.”
Common combinations
to drive one's eyes intoto drive a knife into
2
To establish definitively or unalterably; to fix a price, a date, etc.
Usage examples
“The parties managed to set the contract date.”
“The auctioneer set the final price.”
Common combinations
to set a priceto set a date