【qū gǎn】

  1. to drive (vehicle)
  2. to drive out
  3. to chase away
  4. to herd (people towards a gate)
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to drive out
    2. This meaning refers to the act of forcing someone or something to leave a place.
    They drove the unwanted guest out of the house.
    She chased away the annoying birds by shouting loudly.
  2. to chase away
    3. This meaning indicates the action of making someone or something go away, typically to get rid of an annoyance or threat.
    The wind blew the autumn leaves around, chasing away the breath of summer.
    His yelling chased away the nearby dogs.
  3. to herd (people towards a gate)
    4. This meaning describes the action of guiding or directing people to a specific place, often in an organized manner.
    The volunteers herded the crowd towards the exit.
    The coach herded the students to the gymnasium.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to drive away animalsto chase away the enemyto drive out smugglersto herd the crowdto drive away wild animalsto drive away traitorsto chase away locuststo drive away smogto chase away bugsto herd livestockto drive out intrudersto chase away the night
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