driver in Swahili
driver in Swahili is dereva, mwendeshaji — driver means a person who operates a vehicle.
driver in Swahili
dereva
one who drives something, e.g. cattle
mwendeshaji
one who drives something, e.g. cattle
dereva
something that drives something
dereva
person who drives some other vehicle
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."
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.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "driver" in Swahili?
"driver" in Swahili is dereva, mwendeshaji. 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 Swahili, "driver" is dereva, mwendeshaji.
Are there other ways to say "driver" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "driver": dereva, mwendeshaji.
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