ride
/raɪd/
noun
- A journey on an animal, in a vehicle, or on a moving object.
- We went for a long bike ride through the park.
- The bus ride to the city takes about an hour.
- She gave me a ride to the airport.
- A mechanical device at an amusement park that moves people for entertainment.
- We waited in line for the water ride.
- Kids love the spinning teacup ride.
- The roller coaster is my favorite ride at the fair.
Synonyms
verb
- To sit on and control a moving animal, especially a horse.
- She learned to ride a horse when she was seven years old.
- The cowboy rides his horse across the open plains every morning.
- Can you ride a pony at the fair?
- To travel on or in a vehicle, such as a bicycle, motorcycle, bus, or train.
- I ride my bike to school every day.
- He loves to ride his motorcycle on the highway.
- They ride the subway to work in the city.
- To be carried or supported by something while moving, such as a wave or a current.
- The boat rides the river current downstream.
- Surfers ride the waves at the beach.
- Children ride the escalator up to the second floor.
- To dominate, control, or harass someone persistently.
- Stop riding me about finishing my homework.
- The boss rides his employees too hard about small mistakes.
- The coach rides the team to push them to do their best.
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