ride

ride
I
n.
short trip by vehicle, on horseback

1) to catch, get; go for, go on, have (BE), take a ride

2) (colloq.) to bum, hitch, thumb a ride (as a hitch-hiker)

3) to give (smb.) a ride; to take (smb.) for a ride

4) a joy; train ride (to go on a joy ride in a stolen car)

attraction

(in an amusement park)

5) to go on the rides

misc.

6) to take smb. for a ride ('to victimize smb.')

II
v.

1) (d; intr.) to ride at (the ship was rideing at anchor)

2) (d; intr.) to ride by, in, on (to ride in/on a bus)

3) (d; intr.) to ride from; to (we ride to work by bus)

4) (d; intr.) to ride on ('to be wagered on') (a lot of money was rideing on one horse)

5) (misc.) to ride sidesaddle; to ride roughshod over smb. ('to treat smb. in an abusive manner')

* * *
[raɪd]
go for
take a ride
to take (smb.) for a ride
to ride roughshod over smb. ('to treat smb. in an abusive manner')
have (BE)
thumb a ride (as a hitchhiker)
train ride (to go on a joy ride in a stolen car)
on (to ride in/on a bus)
to (we ride to work by bus)
(colloq.) to bum
(d; intr.) to ride by
(d; intr.) to ride from
(misc.) to ride sidesaddle
['attraction'] (in an amusement park) to go on the rides
['short trip by vehicle, on horseback'] to catch
a joy
to give (smb.) a ride
['misc. '] to take smb. for a ride ('to victimize smb. ')
(d; intr.) to ride on (a lot of money was rideing on one horse; 'to be wagered on')
(d; intr.) to ride at (the ship was rideing at anchor)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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