take a drive — to go on a journey in a vehicle, typically for pleasure or relaxation
More collocations
More collocations with drive (10)
long drive
a lengthy car journey taking a considerable amount of time
short drive
a brief car journey covering a small distance
drive a car
to operate a car as its driver
driving test
an official examination to prove one can drive safely
hard drive
the main data storage device inside a computer
test drive
a trial drive of a vehicle to evaluate its performance before purchasing
launch a drive
to begin an organized campaign or effort toward a particular goal
whist drive
a social card-playing event in which people change tables between rounds of whist
More collocations with take (24)
take a bus
travel somewhere by bus
take a class
enrol in and attend a course or lesson
take a picture
to photograph someone or something
take a plane
to travel somewhere by aeroplane
take a seat
sit down
take a test
sit and complete an examination or assessment
take a train
to travel somewhere by train
take a walk
to go walking, usually for pleasure or exercise
Sharing same tag — verb_noun
Words
- answer a question to provide a response to a question
- answer the phone to pick up a ringing phone and speak to the caller
- ask a question to address a question to someone in order to find something out
- attend a class be present at a scheduled lesson
- become a father have a child for the first time; take on the role of a father
- boil water heat water to 100 °C, typically to sterilise it or prepare food
- brush hair to smooth or style hair by drawing a brush through it
- build a house construct a house from the ground up
- build a wall construct a wall
- buy a car to purchase a car