ride
🇺🇸
/raɪd/
🇬🇧
/raɪd/
verb
A1
to sit on an animal like a horse and make it move
She learned to ride a horse at summer camp.
R
to ride a horse for fun
We go riding every weekend in the park.
A1
to sit on and control a bike or motorcycle
He can ride a bicycle without training wheels.
A1
to travel in a car, bus, or other vehicle
We ride the bus to school every morning.
R
to float on water or move through air
The boat will ride smoothly on calm water.
R
to travel along a path on a horse, bike, etc.
We ride the forest trails on our bikes.
R
to annoy or make fun of someone
Stop trying to ride me about my mistake.
noun
A2
a trip in a vehicle or on a bike
The car ride to the beach was fun.
A2
a free trip in someone's car
Can I get a ride to the store with you?
B1
how smooth or rough a trip feels
The rough road made for a bumpy ride.
A2
a short trip on an animal
The pony ride made the children happy.
R
a fun machine at an amusement park
The roller coaster is my favorite ride at the fair.
translation
to sit on an animal like a horse and make it move; to ride a horse for fun; to sit on and control a bike or motorcycle; to travel in a car, bus, or other vehicle; to float on water or move through air; to travel along a path on a horse, bike, etc.; to annoy or make fun of someone
a trip in a vehicle or on a bike; a free trip in someone's car; how smooth or rough a trip feels; a short trip on an animal; a fun machine at an amusement park
Word Forms
Past
rode
Perfect
ridden
3rd Present
rides
Progressive
riding
Plural
rides