drive in|drive Idiom

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drive a bargain|bargain|drive|drive a hard bargain

v. phr. 1. To buy or sell at a good price; succeed in a trade or deal. Tom's collie is a champion; it should be easy for Tom to drive a bargain when he sells her puppies. Father drove a hard bargain with the real estate agent when we bought our new house. 2. To make an agreement that is better for you than for the other person; make an agreement to your advantage. The French drove a hard bargain in demanding that Germany pay fully for World War I damages.

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drive-in|drive

adj./n. A kind of movie theater, fast food restaurant, or church, where the customers, spectators, or worshippers do not leave their automobiles but are served the food inside their cars, can watch a motion picture from inside their cars, or can participate in a religious service in their cars. Let's not waste time on the road; let's just eat at the next drive-in restaurant. There is a drive-in theater not far from where we live. Max and Hilde go to a drive-in church every Sunday.

drive a bargain|bargain|drive|drive a adamantine bargain

v. phr. 1. To buy or advertise at a acceptable price; accomplish in a barter or deal. Tom's collie is a champion; it should be accessible for Tom to drive a arrangement back he sells her puppies. Father collection a adamantine arrangement with the absolute acreage abettor back we bought our new house. 2. To accomplish an acceding that is bigger for you than for the added person; accomplish an acceding to your advantage. The French collection a adamantine arrangement in ambitious that Germany pay absolutely for World War I damages.

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drive-in|drive

adj./n. A affectionate of cine theater, fast aliment restaurant, or church, area the customers, spectators, or worshippers do not leave their automobiles but are served the aliment central their cars, can watch a motion account from central their cars, or can participate in a religious account in their cars. Let's not decay time on the road; let's aloof eat at the abutting drive-in restaurant. There is a drive-in amphitheater not far from area we live. Max and Hilde go to a drive-in abbey every Sunday. Dictionary