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🔑rideride1 /raɪd / noun [countable] - a trip on a horse or bicycle, or in a car, bus, etc.（骑马、骑车、乘车等的）旅程◆They went for a bike ride through the park.他们在公园里骑自行车兜风。◆She gave me a ride home after the party.聚会结束后她开车把我捎回家。
- a large machine with small trains or moving seats that people ride for fun供乘骑的游乐设施◆We went on every single ride at the amusement park!我们玩遍了游乐场里所有的乘骑类游乐项目！
 ●take sb for a ride (informal) to cheat or trick someone欺骗；捉弄
🔑rideride2 /raɪd / verb [intransitive, transitive] (past tense rode /roʊd / , past participle rid·den /ˈrɪdn /)- to sit on a bicycle, horse, etc. and be carried along, controlling its movements骑（自行车、马等）；驾驶◆I've never ridden on a horse.我从未骑过马。◆She jumped onto her motorcycle and rode away.她跳上摩托车，开走了。◆I usually ride my bike to school.我通常骑自行车上学。
- to travel as a passenger in a bus, car, etc.乘坐（交通工具）◆He's been riding the city bus to work for years.他多年来一直搭乘市内的公交车上班。
●ride roughshod over sbto treat someone badly and not worry about his / her feelings粗暴地对待；欺负●ride shotgun (informal) to ride in the front passenger seat of a car or truck坐在汽车（或卡车）的前排  ●ride sth outto manage to survive a difficult situation or time without being harmed by it安然渡过（难关）◆Some residents refused evacuation and chose to stay home and ride out the storm.一些居民拒绝撤离，而是选择留在家里渡过暴风雨。 |