Force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings.
Spanish
expectorar 1
I feel anxious when I drive out of the city, he said.
2
It's a 15 minute drive out of town, but worth the trip.
3
Hang it outside your cottage, or it will drive out your family.
4
She would drive out in a hired car and dismiss the man.
5
A low whistle gave Otanes the signal to drive out the fawn.
6
The thorax is never sufficiently compressed to drive out all the air.
7
These drive out the bitter and dreadful apprehensions of sin and wrath.
8
I drive to work as rarely as I drive out to Saltsjöbaden.
9
Fight how they might, the English could not drive out the Danes.
10
The merchant Humble Measure schemes to drive out the remaining Malazan invaders.
11
They were discussing a plan for a drive out into the country.
12
He would have to drive out there immediately and check it out.
13
You talk foolishness when you make threats to drive out the nesters.
14
It looms above you as you drive out of Ben-Gurion International airport.
15
Then drive out into the vineyards to sample straight from the source.
16
I will wait for you here if you will drive out again.
