ride
[raɪd]
Definition:
1. Be carried or travel on or in a vehicle.
2. A journey in a vehicle driven by someone else.
3. Move like a floating object.
'ride' example sentence:
- The car's improved suspension gives you a smoother ride.
- Do you want a ride? Jump in.
- You don't have to do anything ─ just lie back and enjoy the ride.
- We managed to get a ride into town when we missed the bus.
- We went for a ride on our bikes.
- Can you ride?
- He was riding on a large black horse.
- The band is riding the crest of its last tour.
- She rode off down the road with the dog running behind.
- Schools are riding a wave of renewed public interest.
- Why is everybody riding me today?
- He goes for a ride most mornings.
- We watched the balloon riding high above the fields.
- Use the park and ride.
- I'd love a ride home ─ if it's not out of your way.
- Be wary of strangers who offer you a ride.
- The ride back to the centre of the town was hot and uncomfortable.
- Naomi was given a pony and taught to ride sidesaddle.
- She broke her back in a riding accident.
- Both the horses were out, tacked up and ready to ride.
- They hitched a ride in a truck.
- I walked back while the others rode in the car.
- He could cadge a ride from somebody.
- She hitched a ride to the station.
- When you ride a bike, you exercise all of the leg muscles.
- He was told to remount his horse and ride back to Lexington.
- A small boy rode on the elephant's back.
- He rode a Harley Davidson.
- You need strong nerves to ride a bike in London.
- She had never ridden a horse before.
- How often do you go riding?
- A guy with paralysed legs is not supposed to ride horses.
- George had taught him how to ride a horse.
- Perhaps this riding lark would be more fun than she'd thought.
- My father taught me how to ride a bike.
- Can I give you a ride to the station?
- She rides the bus to school every day.
- The kids had a ride on an elephant at the zoo.
- You don't have to do anything—just lie back and enjoy the ride.
- The boys were riding their bikes around the streets.
- The ground there is too rough to ride over.
- I learnt to ride as a child.
- I'm really stiff after that bike ride yesterday.
- He's ridden six winners so far this year (= in horse racing) .
- I've left my car in the park and ride.
- We went for a bicycle ride on Sunday.
- Statistics show that far more people are able to ride a bicycle than can drive a car.
- He was riding a big bay.
- They rode along narrow country lanes.
- We went for a cycle ride on Sunday.
- Many people in this area ride horseback.
- My whole future is riding on this interview.
- I don't ride my motorbike much anymore.