drive in
/ˈdraɪv ɪn/
adjective
- Designed for customers to use while remaining in their cars.
- Drive-in services became popular again during the pandemic.
- The drive-in theater showed double features every weekend.
- We stopped at a drive-in diner for a quick milkshake.
noun
- A place, such as a movie theater or restaurant, where customers stay in their cars to watch a film or be served.
- They ordered burgers and fries at a drive-in restaurant without leaving their car.
- The old drive-in has been closed for years, but people still remember it fondly.
- We watched a classic horror movie at the drive-in last summer.