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Detailed Translations for driver from English to Spanish

driver:

driver [the ~] noun

  1. the driver
    el chófer; el conductor; la conductora
  2. the driver (chauffeur)
    el carretero; el conductor; el chófer
  3. the driver (device driver)
    – Software that enables hardware or peripherals (such as a printer, mouse, or keyboard) to work with your computer or mobile device. 1
    controlador de dispositivo; controlador

Translation Matrix for driver:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
carretero chauffeur; driver carriage maker; cart maker; cartwright; charioteer; coach builder; waggon builder; waggon maker; waggoner; wagoner
chófer chauffeur; driver charioteer; waggoner; wagoner
conductor chauffeur; driver charioteer; conductor; thermal conductor; waggoner; wagoner
conductora driver charioteer; choirmaster; conductor; waggoner; wagoner
controlador device driver; driver
controlador de dispositivo device driver; driver
- device driver; number one wood
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
controlador control handle; controller; handle
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- beater
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
conductor conductive; executive

Related Words for "driver":


Synonyms for "driver":


Antonyms for "driver":

  • nondriver

Related Definitions for "driver":

  1. a golf club (a wood) with a near vertical face that is used for hitting long shots from the tee2
  2. (computer science) a program that determines how a computer will communicate with a peripheral device2
  3. the operator of a motor vehicle2
  4. a golfer who hits the golf ball with a driver2
  5. someone who drives animals that pull a vehicle2
  6. Software that enables hardware or peripherals (such as a printer, mouse, or keyboard) to work with your computer or mobile device.1

Wiktionary Translations for driver:

driver
noun
  1. -
  2. program acting as interface between an application and hardware
  3. person who drives some other vehicle
  4. person who drives a motorized vehicle, such as a car or a bus
  5. one who drives something
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• driver → controlador de dispositivo ↔ stuurprogramma — een stuk software dat een verbinding legt tussen de hardware en het besturingssysteem
• driver → conductor; chófer ↔ chauffeur — de bestuurder van een motorvoertuig
• driver → conductor; manejador ↔ Fahrer — jemand, der ein Fahrzeug steuern / lenken / bedienen / fahren
• driver → chófer ↔ Fahrer — jemand, der [1] beruflich macht
• driver → conductora; conductor ↔ Lenker — kurz für: Fahrzeuglenker, die Person, die ein Fahrzeug steuert
• driver → automovilista ↔ automobiliste — Celui, celle qui conduit une automobile.

driver form of drive:

to drive verb (drives, drove, driving)

  1. to drive (ride; operate)
    conducir
  2. to drive (urge; prompt)
    incentivar; arrancar; estimular; impulsar; incitar; motivar; alentar; apuntalar; animar
  3. to drive (be at the wheel; steer)
    conducir; dirigir; estar al volante; llevar el timón
  4. to drive (drive piles; ram)
    pegar; martillar; machacar; trabajar la madera; machacar sobre; brindar; golpear; trincar; remachar; martillear; hincar pilotes; chocar los vasos; clavar en el suelo; dar martillazos
  5. to drive (drive horses)
    conducir; guiar
  6. to drive (whip up; goad; stimulate; nettle; irritate)
    empujar; espolear; impulsar; acelerar; excitar; exasperar; arriar; aguijonear
  7. to drive (incite; stimulate; excite)
    incitar
  8. to drive (ride)
    montar

Conjugations for drive:

present
  1. drive
  2. drive
  3. drives
  4. drive
  5. drive
  6. drive
simple past
  1. drove
  2. drove
  3. drove
  4. drove
  5. drove
  6. drove
present perfect
  1. have driven
  2. have driven
  3. has driven
  4. have driven
  5. have driven
  6. have driven
past continuous
  1. was driving
  2. were driving
  3. was driving
  4. were driving
  5. were driving
  6. were driving
future
  1. shall drive
  2. will drive
  3. will drive
  4. shall drive
  5. will drive
  6. will drive
continuous present
  1. am driving
  2. are driving
  3. is driving
  4. are driving
  5. are driving
  6. are driving
subjunctive
  1. be driven
  2. be driven
  3. be driven
  4. be driven
  5. be driven
  6. be driven
diverse
  1. drive!
  2. let's drive!
  5. driven
  6. driving
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

drive [the ~] noun

  1. the drive (motor; propulsion; propelling-force; force)
    la fuerza motriz; la impulsión; la propulsión; la fuerza propulsora
  2. the drive (trip; journey; excursion; )
    la excursión; el paseo; el recorrido
  3. the drive (entranceway; access route)
    la subida; la pasada; el camino de entrada; la entrada; la avenida; el acceso; la alameda; el camino de acceso; la vía de acceso; la rampa de acceso
  4. the drive (thoroughness; energy; momentum; )
    la energía; el espíritu; el alma; la fuerza; el entusiasmo; el ardor; el fervor; la animosidad; el interés; la ganas de trabajar; la capacidad laboral; el empuje
  5. the drive (excursion; trip; journey; )
    la excursión; la escapada; el viaje; la etapa; el trayecto; el arte
  6. the drive (impetus; momentum)
    la propulsión; la fuerza; el empuje; la energía; la pujanza
  7. the drive (urge; instinct; impulse)
    el ardor; el amor; el deseo; la aficiones; el afán; la pasión; la deriva; el fervor; el instinto; el apasionamiento
  8. the drive (boost; stimulus; incentive; )
    el impulso; el estímulo
  9. the drive (man-hunt; battue)
    la persecución
  10. the drive (ride)
    el conducir de ida
  11. the drive (ride)
    el paseo
  12. the drive
    – An area of storage that is formatted with a file system and has a drive letter. The storage can be a floppy disk, a CD or DVD, a hard disk, or another type of disk. 1
    unidad de disco
  13. the drive (disk drive; floppy disk drive)
    – A hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks. 1
    la unidad; unidad de disco; unidad de disquete

Translation Matrix for drive:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acceso access route; drive; entranceway access; admission; admittance; entrance; entry; foyer; hall; lobby; staircase; stairs; stairway; steps; vestibule
aficiones drive; impulse; instinct; urge
afán drive; impulse; instinct; urge ambition; aspirations; craving; desire; drudgery; eagerness; haste; hastiness; hunger; hurry; insistence; instigation; longing; lust; overhaste; passion; passionate desire; quickness; rapidity; rush; tempo; toil; toiling; unflagging industry; urgency; urging; wanting; wish; yearning
alameda access route; drive; entranceway alley; avenue
alma drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness character; disposition; heart; lifeblood; lifeline; mind; soul
amor drive; impulse; instinct; urge affection; ardor; ardour; beloved; best friend; bosom friend; buddy; candy; close friend; confidante; daintiness; darling; dear; dearest; deary; ducky; fervor; fervour; gentleness; heart; hearts desire; honey; intimacy; ladylove; love; lover; lovingness; mistress; peach; pet; squeeze; sugar; sweet; sweetest; sweetheart; sweetie; tenderness; treasure; warm heartedness; young man
animar encouragement; encouraging; impelling; inciting; motivation; stimulation; support; turning on
animosidad drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness animosity; craving; desire; enmity; feud; hunger; lust; passion; passionate desire; rancor; rancour
apasionamiento drive; impulse; instinct; urge daintiness; effusiveness; enthusiasm; exuberance; gentleness; lovingness; rapture; ravishment; tenderness; warm heartedness
ardor drive; energy; gin; impetus; impulse; instinct; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness; urge ardor; ardour; assiduity; cattle trail; craving; current; desire; diligence; diligentness; drift; dry rot; fervor; fervour; fierceness; glow; incandescence; industriousness; industry; intensity; longing; lust; passion; sexual desire; soul; vehemence; verve; violence; wanting; warmth; wish; yearning; zeal; zest; élan
arrancar break off; cranking up; interrupting; severing; tearing loose; tearing off; wresting from
arte drive; excursion; feat; journey; passage; trick; trip; voyage ability; adroitness; agility; art; dexterity; knack; skill; trick
avenida access route; drive; entranceway avenue; boulevard
camino de acceso access route; drive; entranceway access; access route; approach; entranceway; feeder; feeder road; supply route
camino de entrada access route; drive; entranceway
capacidad laboral drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness capacity for work; energy; gusto; productivity; strongness; vigor; vigour; work force; zest
conducir drive
conducir de ida drive; ride
deriva drive; impulse; instinct; urge cattle trail; instinct; intuition
deseo drive; impulse; instinct; urge amusement; ardor; ardour; craving; craze; desire; frenzy; fun; horniness; hunger; lewdness; longing; lust; passion; passionate desire; pleasure; randiness; rankness; request; sexual desire; the hots; urge; wanting; wish; yearning
dirigir directing; leading
empujar poking; prodding
empuje drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness cotton; cottonwick; elasticity; enterprising spirit; flight; instinct; intuition; kernel; noise level; pip; pit; sound intensity; sound level; sound volume; springyness; stone; thoroughness; volume; wick
energía drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness ability; ardor; ardour; authority; capacity; current; decisiveness; efficacy; electric current; force; gusto; influence; intensity; momentum; passion; power; strength; strongness; thoroughness; verve; vigor; vigour; zeal; zest
entrada access route; drive; entranceway access; admission; admittance; arrival; bust; coming; deposit; door; doorway; down payment; entering; entrance; entry; foyer; front door; hall; headword; incoming; invasion; lemma; lobby; police raid; printing of a story; raid; registration; reservation; street door; theatre-ticket; vestibule
entusiasmo drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness ardor; ardour; assiduity; delight; diligence; diligentness; ecstasy; efficacy; effusiveness; enthusiasm; exaltation; excitement; exuberance; fascination; fervor; fervour; gusto; high spirits; industriousness; industry; inspiration; interest; momentum; rapture; ravishment; strongness; vigor; vigour; zeal; zest; élan
escapada drive; excursion; feat; journey; passage; trick; trip; voyage break; breakout; escapade; escape; escapement; escaping; flight; getting away; have a bit on the side; jailbreak
espíritu drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness liquor; methylated spirit; soul; spirit; spirits
estimular arousing; awaking; encouragement; encouraging; impelling; inciting; instigation; motivation; stimulation; support; turning on
estímulo boost; drive; impetus; impulse; incentive; momentum; spur; stimulus bracer; cheer; cheering up; cheers; comfort; consolation; dram; encouragement; encouraging; help; impulse; incentive; incitement; instigation; instinct; intuition; nip; perking up; putting on; relief; reviver; stay; stimulation; stimulus; support; switching on; turning on; turning up; urging; urging on
etapa drive; excursion; feat; journey; passage; trick; trip; voyage developmental stage; phase; stage; tour
excursión drive; excursion; feat; journey; outing; passage; tour; trick; trip; voyage excursion; expedition; hike; hiking tour; journey; march; tour; trip; voyage
fervor drive; energy; gin; impetus; impulse; instinct; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness; urge ardor; ardour; cattle trail; craze; desire; dry rot; effusiveness; enthusiasm; exuberance; fervor; fervour; fierceness; frenzy; intensity; lust; passion; rankness; rapture; ravishment; sexual desire; urge; vehemence; violence
fuerza drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness ability; authority; bravery; capacity; courage; daring; doggedness; efficacy; fervor; fervour; fiber; fibre; fierceness; force; fortitude; gallantry; gusto; intensity; momentum; power; propelling-force; propulsion; propulsive force; robustness; seam binding; strength; strongness; sturdiness; thoroughness; toughness; valor; valour; vehemence; vigor; vigour; violence; zest
fuerza motriz drive; force; motor; propelling-force; propulsion propelling-force; propulsion; propulsive force
fuerza propulsora drive; force; motor; propelling-force; propulsion congestion; driving force; force; hold-up; jam; motive power; propelling-force; propulsion; propulsive force; stagnation; stoppage
ganas de trabajar drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness efficacy; gusto; momentum; strongness; vigor; vigour; zest
golpear knocking on; tapping on
guiar drifting; floating
impulsar encouraging; impelling; inciting; propelling; pushing on; stimulation; turning on; turning up
impulsión drive; force; motor; propelling-force; propulsion driving mechanism; driving unit; instinct; intuition
impulso boost; drive; impetus; impulse; incentive; momentum; spur; stimulus ardor; ardour; congestion; craving; hold-up; impulse; incitement; initiative; instigation; instinct; intuition; jam; passion; stagnation; start; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; stoppage; thrill; urging; verve; zeal; zest
incitar cranking up
instinto drive; impulse; instinct; urge ardor; ardour; craze; desire; frenzy; instinct; intuition; lust; natural drive; natural urge; passion; rankness; sexual desire; urge
interés drive; energy; gin; impetus; jenever; momentum; soul; spirit; spunk; strength; thoroughness benefit; concerning; fascination; fervor; fervour; importance; interest; meaning; profit; significance; use; usefulness; utility; value; weight
pasada access route; drive; entranceway
paseo drive; excursion; journey; outing; ride; tour; trip; voyage avenue; boulevard; esplanade; excursion; hike; hiking tour; journey; outing; promenade; ramble; sauntering gait; short walk; stroll; tour; tramp; trip; walk
pasión drive; impulse; instinct; urge affection; amusement; ardor; ardour; craze; desire; fervor; fervour; fieriness; fire; frenzy; fun; heartiness; intimacy; love; lust; passion; pleasure; rankness; sexual desire; urge; verve; warm heartedness; zeal; zest
persecución battue; drive; man-hunt chase; persecution; prosecution; pursuit
propulsión drive; force; impetus; momentum; motor; propelling-force; propulsion congestion; hold-up; jam; locomotion; propelling-force; propulsion; propulsive force; stagnation; stoppage
pujanza drive; impetus; momentum
rampa de acceso access route; drive; entranceway
recorrido drive; excursion; journey; outing; tour; trip; voyage course; tour; track
subida access route; drive; entranceway advance; ascension; ascent; boom; climb; expansion; growth; increase; progression; rise; rising; surcharge; take-off; uplift; upturn
trayecto drive; excursion; feat; journey; passage; trick; trip; voyage avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stage; stretch; tour; track; trail; way
unidad disk drive; drive; floppy disk drive army unit; branch; brigade; completeness; department; detachment; division; fullness; limb; monotony; oneness; part of the body; section; uniformity; unit; unity; ward
viaje drive; excursion; feat; journey; passage; trick; trip; voyage excursion; expedition; hike; hiking tour; journey; march; tour; travel; trip; voyage
vía de acceso access route; drive; entranceway access; access route; approach; approach road; entranceway; point of entry
- campaign; cause; crusade; driveway; driving; driving force; effort; movement; parkway; private road; ride; thrust
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acelerar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up accelerate; race; run; spout; sprint

Related Words for "drive":

  • driving, drivable, drives

Synonyms for "drive":


Antonyms for "drive":


Related Definitions for "drive":

  1. the act of applying force to propel something2
    • after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off2
  2. a journey in a vehicle (usually an automobile)2
    • he took the family for a drive in his new car2
  3. the act of driving a herd of animals overland2
  4. (sports) a hard straight return (as in tennis or squash)2
  5. hitting a golf ball off of a tee with a driver2
    • he sliced his drive out of bounds2
  6. a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end2
    • the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant2
  7. a wide scenic road planted with trees2
    • the riverside drive offers many exciting scenic views2
  8. a mechanism by which force or power is transmitted in a machine2
    • a variable speed drive permitted operation through a range of speeds2
  9. (computer science) a device that writes data onto or reads data from a storage medium2
  10. a road leading up to a private house2
  11. the trait of being highly motivated2
    • his drive and energy exhausted his co-workers2
  12. a physiological state corresponding to a strong need or desire2
  13. move into a desired direction of discourse2
    • What are you driving at?2
  14. hunting: chase from cover into more open ground2
    • drive the game2
  15. hunting: search for game2
    • drive the forest2
  16. cause to function by supplying the force or power for or by controlling2
    • The amplifier drives the tube2
    • steam drives the engines2
    • this device drives the disks for the computer2
  17. excavate horizontally2
    • drive a tunnel2
  18. hit very hard, as by swinging a bat horizontally2
    • drive a ball2
  19. strike with a driver, as in teeing off2
    • drive a golf ball2
  20. cause to move back by force or influence2
  21. cause to move rapidly by striking or throwing with force2
    • drive the ball far out into the field2
  22. push, propel, or press with force2
  23. force into or from an action or state, either physically or metaphorically2
    • He drives me mad2
  24. compel somebody to do something, often against his own will or judgment2
    • She finally drove him to change jobs2
  25. travel or be transported in a vehicle2
    • We drove to the university every morning2
  26. proceed along in a vehicle2
    • We drive the turnpike to work2
  27. operate or control a vehicle2
    • drive a car or bus2
    • Can you drive this four-wheel truck?2
  28. urge forward2
    • drive the cows into the barn2
  29. cause someone or something to move by driving2
    • She drove me to school every day2
    • We drove the car to the garage2
  30. move by being propelled by a force2
    • The car drove around the corner2
  31. strive and make an effort to reach a goal2
    • She is driving away at her doctoral thesis2
  32. work as a driver2
    • He drives a bread truck2
    • She drives for the taxi company in Newark2
  33. to compel or force or urge relentlessly or exert coercive pressure on, or motivate strongly2
    • She is driven by her passion2
  34. have certain properties when driven2
    • My new truck drives well2
  35. An area of storage that is formatted with a file system and has a drive letter. The storage can be a floppy disk, a CD or DVD, a hard disk, or another type of disk.1
  36. A hardware device that reads data from and writes data to floppy disks.1

Wiktionary Translations for drive:

drive
verb
  1. operate (a wheeled motorized vehicle)
  2. herd (animals) in a particular direction
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• drive → conducir ↔ sturen — het stuur van een auto bedienen.
• drive → arrear; ojear; conducir; llevar; guiar ↔ drijven — o1. iets of iemand voor zich uit doen bewegen
• drive → conducir; dirigir ↔ chaufferen — intr|nld een auto besturen
• drive → impeler; accionar; impulsar ↔ aandrijven — doen bewegen
• drive → régimen ↔ Drehzahl — Anzahl der Umdrehungen, die ein um eine Achse rotierender Körper in einer bestimmten Zeit zurücklegt
• drive → dinamismo; energia ↔ Tatendrang — das Verlangen, aktiv, tätig zu sein, etwas zu bewirken
• drive → incitar ↔ antreiben — jemanden dazu motivieren, etwas zu tun
• drive → conducir; llevar ↔ fahren — Hilfsverb „haben“: ein Fahrzeug lenken bzw. führen
• drive → ir; andar ↔ fahren — Hilfsverb „sein“: sich mit einem Fahrzeug fortbewegen
• drive → impulso ↔ Antrieb — technische Vorrichtung, die etwas treiben, die etwas in Bewegung versetzt
• drive → conducir ↔ treiben — dazu zwingen, sich in eine bestimmte Richtung zu bewegen
• drive → resultar; salir; alcanzar; conseguir; lograr ↔ aboutir — toucher par un bout.
• drive → accionar ↔ actionner — mettre en mouvement une machine, un appareil, etc.
• drive → conducir ↔ conduire — mener, guider, diriger vers un lieu déterminé.
• drive → guiar ↔ guider — accompagner quelqu’un pour lui montrer le chemin.
• drive → aliciente; impulso ↔ incitation — action d’inciter.
• drive → lector; lectora; escáner; reproductor ↔ lecteur — Appareil ou logiciel de lecture (1)
• drive → unidad ↔ lecteur — Espace de stockage réseau (2)
• drive → conducir ↔ piloter — marine|fr conduire un bâtiment de mer.
• drive → clavar; fijar ↔ planter — Enfoncer un objet pointu.
• drive → acuciar; hostigar; hostilizar ↔ pourchasser — poursuivre ou rechercher avec obstination, avec ardeur.
• drive → perseguir; acosar; acuciar; arrear; impeler ↔ poursuivre — suivre quelqu’un avec application, avec ardeur, courir après quelqu’un dans le dessein de l’atteindre, de le prendre.
• drive → empujar; acuciar; arrear; impeler ↔ pousser — Faire pression contre quelqu’un ou contre quelque chose, pour le déplacer ou l’ôter de sa place.
• drive → propulsión ↔ prise — faculté de prendre, de saisir.
• drive → rodar; rular ↔ rouler — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• drive → arreglar ↔ régler — tirer avec la règle des lignes droites sur du papier, du parchemin, du carton, etc. cf|papier réglé.

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