Drive off
/draɪv ɔf/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To force a person or animal to leave a place.
- The dogs barked loudly to drive off the intruder.
- The police sirens helped drive off the protesters from the area.
2. To leave a location in a vehicle, often abruptly or quickly.
- After the argument, she got into her car and drove off without looking back.
- He waved goodbye and drove off down the street.
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