First, pronunciation: English ['dra? v？ ] ? Beautiful [dra? v？ ]?

Second, interpretation:

1, n. driver; Driver; Screwdriver; driver

2.n. (driver) name; (Germany) driver; (British) driver

Third, examples:

That? Shooter? Lying? Are you online? Ambush? Is it open? Fire? Murder? That? Driver. ?

The gunman in ambush shot and killed the driver.

That? Trucks? Driver? Escaped? No injuries? But? Answer? Pedestrian? Used to be. Hurt?

The truck driver escaped safely, but a pedestrian was injured.

Fourth, the usage of words.

Driver is a countable noun, which basically means "driver", "coachman" and "coachman", and can also be extended to "one who drives people or animals away".

Extended information 1. Phrase collocation

1, dangerous driver, dangerous driver

2. Drunk driver

3. The driver who escaped after the accident.

Reckless driver

5. Reliable driver, reliable driver

Second, the plural of driver: drivers

English? [Della? v？ z]？ ? ? Beautiful? [Della? v？ z]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? Driver; Driver; Driver (plural form of noun driver)

example sentence

Trucks? Driver? Really? Blockade? Road? Where to? Show? Their? Anger? Is it over? New? Driving? Rules?

Truck drivers express their dissatisfaction with the new motor vehicle traffic regulations by blocking roads.

Third, the synonym of driver: driver, driver.

1, driver

English [f? (r)] Beauty [? Yes? :r]

A hired car driver

Automobile transportation; As a driver?

Being a chauffeur for someone else?

Of course it helps to have her around, okay? Driver? Him? everywhere

She is very useful there. I can drive him around.

2. Car drivers

English [? mt？ r？ Holy] beauty [? Mo? t？ r？ st]

Car driver; A person who travels by car;

A lonely woman? Driver? You waited for six hours for help yesterday because of a name? tangled warfare

A woman who was driving alone waited for six hours to be rescued yesterday because she called the wrong name.