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Definitions from WordNet

Verb drive-up has 1 sense
  1. drive up - approach while driving; "The truck entered the driveway and drove up towards the house"
    --1 is one way to approach, near, come on, go up, draw near, draw close, come near
    Sample sentence:
    These cars won't drive up

Definitions from the Web

drive up (verb):

1. to drive a vehicle closer to a particular location or object

- Example sentence: He decided to drive up to the house to pick up his friend.

2. to increase or raise something, such as a price, rate, or level

- Example sentence: The sudden increase in demand drove up the prices of houses in the area.

drive up (noun):

1. an instance of driving a vehicle closer to a specific location or object

- Example sentence: The driver made a quick drive up to the grocery store to buy some milk.

2. a designated area or structure where customers can drive their vehicles to receive a service

- Example sentence: The bank installed a drive-up ATM for customer convenience.

drive up (adjective):

1. describing a service or facility that can be accessed by driving a vehicle

- Example sentence: The motel offers drive-up check-in for guests arriving by car.

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