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ride
1 countable a journey on a horse or other animal, on a bicycle or motorcycle, or in a vehicleride in: The ride in the taxi was hot and bumpy. ride on: Jed let us have a ride on his horse. a bus/car/train etc ride: The bus ride from the airport was very pleasant. go for a ride (in/on something): I went for a ride in a helicopter last week. take a ride (in something): We thought it would be fun to take a ride in the balloon. have a ride in/on something: Billy won’t let me have a ride on his bike. Synonyms and related words Synonyms and related words
Horse riding bareback be in the saddle break in Synonyms and related words
Riding a bicycle or motorcycle backpedal bicycle clips bike 1a countable mainly Americana free journey that you are given in someone’s vehicle. The usual British word is liftI’ll get a ride home with Jeff. Would you like me to give you a ride to school? hitch a ride (=ask for a ride): He hitched a ride with a passing car. Synonyms and related words
2 countable a machine at an amusement park (=a place outside where there are games and other activities) that people ride in for funa fair with stalls, rides, and entertainment Synonyms and related words
At the circus, amusement park or fairground big dipper big top big wheel 2a countable a period of time that you spend on a machine at an amusement parkride on: Let’s have another ride on the roller coaster. Synonyms and related words
At the circus, amusement park or fairground big dipper big top big wheel
3 very informala carWhat surprised the cops was the twenty-something driver’s ride – a three-year-old Mercedes 320 SUV. Synonyms and related words
be/come/go along for the ride easy/rough ride take someone for a ride ride
1 countable a trip on a horse or other animal, on a bicycle or motorcycle, or in a vehicleride in: The ride in the taxi was hot and bumpy. ride on: Jed let us have a ride on his horse. a bus/car/train etc. ride: The bus ride from the airport was very pleasant. go for a ride (in/on something): I went for a ride in a helicopter last week. take a ride (in something): We thought it would be fun to take a ride in the boat. have a ride in/on something: Billy won’t let me have a ride on his bike. Synonyms and related words Synonyms and related words
Horse riding bareback be in the saddle break in Synonyms and related words
Riding a bicycle or motorcycle backpedal bicycle clips bike 1a countable a free trip that you are given in someone’s vehicle. The usual British word is liftI’ll get a ride home with Jeff. Would you like me to give you a ride to school? hitch a ride (=ask for a ride): He hitched a ride with a passing car. Synonyms and related words
2 countable a machine at an amusement park (=a place outside where there are games and other activities) that people ride in for funa fair with stalls, rides, and entertainment Synonyms and related words
At the circus, amusement park or fairground big top big wheel bumper car 2a countable a period of time that you spend on a machine at an amusement parkride on: Let’s have another ride on the roller coaster. Synonyms and related words
At the circus, amusement park or fairground big top big wheel bumper car
3 very informala carWhat surprised the cops was the twenty-something driver’s ride – a three-year-old Mercedes 320 SUV. Synonyms and related words
be/come/go along for the ride easy/rough ride take someone for a ride ride
1 intransitive/transitive to sit on an animal, especially a horse, and control its movements as it moves alongI learned to ride only last year. a group of children riding donkeys on the beach ride on: Have you ever ridden on a camel? ride into: knights riding into battle ride away/off: She rode away at a gentle trot. Synonyms and related words
Horse riding bareback be in the saddle break in 1a to sit on a bicycle, motorcycle etc, and control it as it moves alongThe little kids were riding their tricycles around the playground. ride on: He rides to school on his bicycle. ride away/off: They rode off on their motorcycles. Synonyms and related words
Riding a bicycle or motorcycle backpedal bicycle clips bike
2 intransitive to travel in a car, train, plane etc, especially as a passengerride in: They rode to the wedding in a carriage. ride around: He enjoys riding around in his new car. ride on: She did not ride on the bus all the way there. ride through: They rode through the streets of the city. Synonyms and related words 2a transitive Americanto use a form of transport, especially as a passengerthe dangers of riding the New York subway at night Synonyms and related words
3 intransitive/transitive to take part in a race on a horse, bicycle, motorcycle etcAre you riding in tomorrow’s race? Synonyms and related words
To take part in a competition or game 4 intransitive/transitive to float, or to appear to float, on water or in the airSeagulls were riding the air currents at the cliff face. Synonyms and related words
To float, or to make something float float ride be suspended in something
ride at anchor riding for a fall riding high ride on someone’s shoulders/back ride a punch/blow
ride
1 intransitive/transitive to sit on an animal, especially a horse, and control its movements as it moves alongI learned to ride only last year. Children were taking turns riding a pony. ride on: Have you ever ridden on a camel? ride into: knights riding into battle ride away/off: She rode away at a gentle trot. Synonyms and related words
Horse riding bareback be in the saddle break in 1a to sit on a bicycle, motorcycle, etc., and control it as it moves alongThe little children rode their tricycles around the playground. ride on: He rides to school on his bicycle. ride away/off: They rode off on their motorcycles. Synonyms and related words
Riding a bicycle or motorcycle backpedal bicycle clips bike
2 intransitive to travel in a car, train, airplane, boat, etc., especially as a passengerride in: They rode to the wedding in a carriage. ride around: He enjoys riding around in his new car. ride on: She rode over to the island on a ferry. ride through: They rode through the streets of the city. Synonyms and related words 2a transitive Americanto use a form of transportation, especially as a passengerthe dangers of riding the New York subway at night The children rode the bus to school. Nothing more was said as we rode the elevator down to the first floor. Synonyms and related words
3 transitive Americanto criticize someone in an annoying wayIf you’d stop riding him so much, he’d be able to get his job done. Synonyms and related words
To criticize, accuse or blame 4 intransitive/transitive to take part in a race on a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, etc.Are you riding in tomorrow’s race? Synonyms and related words
To take part in a competition or game 5 intransitive/transitive to float, or to appear to float, on water or in the airSeagulls were riding the air currents at the cliff face. Synonyms and related words
To float, or to make something float float ride be suspended in something
ride at anchor riding for a fall ride herd on riding high ride on someone’s shoulders/back ride a punch/blow ride the rails ride the range
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