joyride in Irish
joyride in Irish is spraoithiomáint — joyride means a drive taken purely for fun, with no real destination or purpose.
joyride in Irish
spraoithiomáint
An instance of driving a motor vehicle in a carefree or reckless manner, especially a vehicle which has been taken without the permission of the owner.
What does "joyride" mean?
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noun A drive taken purely for fun, with no real destination or purpose.
"They took a joyride along the coast just to enjoy the sunset."
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noun A reckless or careless drive, often in a vehicle taken without the owner's permission.
"The teenagers were arrested after a joyride in a stolen car."
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verb To go for a joyride.
"They joyrode around town in his brother's new convertible."
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joyride in a sentence
- They took a joyride along the coast just to enjoy the sunset.
- It started as an innocent joyride but ended up costing them a speeding ticket.
- The teenagers were arrested after a joyride in a stolen car.
- They joyrode around town in his brother's new convertible.
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What is "joyride" in Irish?
"joyride" in Irish is spraoithiomáint. joyride means: A drive taken purely for fun, with no real destination or purpose.
How do you use "joyride" in a sentence?
Example: "They took a joyride along the coast just to enjoy the sunset." In Irish, "joyride" is spraoithiomáint.
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