drives, drove, driven, driving
to drive off
phrasal verb
To leave a place in a vehicle
- 1After saying goodbye, she drove off quickly.
- 2He drove off without looking back.
To drive off means to start your car, truck, or other vehicle and go away from where you are. It's like when you get in your car and go somewhere else. You drive off when you leave a place in your vehicle.
Remember to always check your mirrors and blind spots before you drive off. This will help you avoid any accidents and ensure a safe journey to your destination.
at the hotel reception
The Forgotten Wallet
Christopher
Matthew, I think I left my wallet in the room.
Matthew
Oh no, we just drove off a few minutes ago.
Christopher
Let's turn back quickly before someone else checks in.
Matthew
Good idea, we can be back in no time.
in the parking lot after a game
The Last-Minute Dash
Kimberly
I can't believe I left my wallet in the car.
Christopher
Hurry, before they drive off without you!
Kimberly
Thanks, I'll be right back!
Christopher
I'll wait here and make sure they don't leave.
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Similar to "to drive off":
- 1depart
- 2leave