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['drɪvn] 1. 2.1) [ person] motivato, entusiasta2) - driven in compostipetrol-, motor-driven — a benzina, a motore
* * *driven /ˈdrɪvn/A p. p. di to driveB a.1 (solo pred.) spinto; mosso: I felt driven to react, mi sono sentito spinto a reagire; ho sentito l'impulso di reagire; driven to crime, spinto al crimine; driven by hunger, spinto dalla fame2 (nei composti) spinto; azionato: steam-driven, azionato a vapore; wind-driven, spinto dal vento; a chauffeur-driven car, un'auto guidata da un autista (o con autista)3 (nei composti) determinato, condizionato: a market-driven economy, un'economia determinata dal mercato4 ( di persona) determinato, motivato: Even as a child, he was very driven, già da bambino era molto motivato; a driven man, un uomo determinato● (mecc.) driven gear, ingranaggio condotto □ driven snow, neve sospinta e accumulata dal vento □ (as) pure as the driven snow, candido come la neve (fig.).* * *['drɪvn] 1. 2.1) [ person] motivato, entusiasta2) - driven in compostipetrol-, motor-driven — a benzina, a motore
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