driver in Latin
driver in Latin is auriga — driver means a person who operates a vehicle.
driver in Latin
auriga
A person who drives a motorized vehicle such as a car, truck, bus, train, forklift, etc.
What does "driver" mean?
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noun A person who operates a vehicle.
"The bus driver waited for the last passenger."
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noun Software that lets a computer communicate with a piece of hardware.
"She had to update the printer driver before it would work."
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noun A golf club used to hit the ball a long distance from the tee.
"He reached for his driver on the first hole."
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noun A factor or cause that leads to a particular result.
"Low interest rates were a key driver of the housing boom."
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driver in a sentence
- The bus driver waited for the last passenger.
- She had to update the printer driver before it would work.
- He reached for his driver on the first hole.
- Low interest rates were a key driver of the housing boom.
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What is "driver" in Latin?
"driver" in Latin is auriga. driver means: A person who operates a vehicle.
How do you use "driver" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus driver waited for the last passenger." In Latin, "driver" is auriga.
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