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ride

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verb

/ˈraɪd/ rides; rode /ˈroʊd/; ridden /ˈrɪdn̩/; riding

to sit on and control the movements of (a horse, motorcycle, bicycle, etc.) [+ obj]

She learned how to ride a horse when she was young.

Most children learn to ride a bicycle at an early age.

He rides his motorcycle to work every day. [no obj]

I never rode on a horse before.

She got on her bicycle and rode away.

to travel to a place as a passenger on or in (something that is moving, such as a bus, a train, or an elevator) [+ obj] (chiefly US)

He decided to walk to the movies instead of riding the bus.

She rides the subway home from school.

They rode the elevator/escalator to the second floor. [no obj]

We rode through the park in a horse-drawn carriage.

The dog rode in the back of the truck.

He has never ridden aboard a cruise ship.

to go on a mechanical ride at an amusement park or similar place [no obj]

We rode on the Ferris wheel. [+ obj]

We rode the roller coaster five times.

[+ obj] chiefly US :to travel over or on (a road, railway, trail, etc.) in a car, on a train, on a bicycle, etc.

He spends hours riding the back roads in his truck.

riding the rails

We rode the bike trails for hours.

[no obj] of a vehicle :to move over the surface of a road in a specified way

The car rides smoothly/well.

[+ obj] :to be supported or carried on (a wave) :to move on (a wave)

We watched the surfers riding the waves.

[+ obj] US informal :to criticize or make jokes about (someone) constantly or frequently in usually a harsh or annoying way

The fans have been riding him pretty hard.

be riding for a fall

informal :to be doing something that is likely to lead to failure or disaster

They're feeling pretty confident now, but if you ask me, they're riding for a fall.

be riding high

informal

to be very happy and excited

She's riding high [=flying high] after her recent win.

to be very successful

The company's stock was riding high after the merger.

let (something) ride

informal :to allow (something) to go unnoticed :to ignore (something)

He made a rude remark, but I let it ride.

You have to let his comment ride.

ride herd on

US informal :to keep (someone or something) under close watch or control

We had to ride herd on them to make sure they completed the work on time.

ride on

[phrasal verb]

ride on (something or someone)

to depend on (something or someone)

The future of the company rides on the success of this deal.

Our hopes are riding on you.

If you have money riding on something or someone, you have bet money on that thing or person.

I have a lot of money riding on this game.

There is a lot of money riding on the outcome of the race.

ride out

[phrasal verb]

ride (something) out or ride out (something) :to succeed in surviving or getting through (something dangerous or harmful that cannot be stopped or avoided)

The ship/crew rode out the storm.

We managed to ride out the stock market downturn.

ride shotgun

informal :to ride in the front passenger seat of a vehicle

You can drive, but only if I can ride shotgun.

ride up

[phrasal verb] of clothing :to move up your body as you move

These jeans keep riding up on me.

Her skirt rode up when she sat down.

noun

plural rides

[count] a usually short journey in or on a vehicle

a two-hour car ride

We went for a ride in the country.

He took me for a ride on his motorcycle. = He gave me a ride on his motorcycle.

I had my first ride in a limousine.

Can I take your bike for a ride? = Can I go for a ride on your bike? [=can I ride your bike?]

Can you give me a ride [=lift] back to town?

I need a ride to work.

She caught/hitched a ride with her coworker. - see also hayride, joyride

a usually short journey on a horse or other animal

We went on a horseback ride.

The kids had a ride on a horse.

They offered pony rides at the fair.

used to describe what the experience of riding in a car or other vehicle is like; usually singular

The car has/offers a smooth/comfortable ride.

The road wasn't paved, so we had a pretty bumpy ride. - often used figuratively

Investors are preparing for a bumpy/rough ride [=a difficult time] in the stock market.

a large machine at an amusement park, fair, etc., that people ride on for enjoyment

The Ferris wheel is my favorite ride.

the act of riding on such a machine

We went for a ride on the roller coaster. - see also free ride

along for the ride

informal :doing something with other people without being seriously involved in it or having a serious interest in it

He wasn't really interested in buying anything when we went to the store; he was just along for the ride.

He wasn't really interested, but he came/went along for the ride.

take (someone) for a ride

informal :to trick or fool (someone) especially in order to get money

I figured out that he was taking me for a ride.

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