うんてん
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. operation (of a machine); running; working
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
2. driving (a vehicle)
3. use (of capital, funds, etc.); management; investment
Pitch accent
う
んてん
Composed of
fortune; luck; chance
change in pronunciation or meaning of a word; sound change; word with an altered pronunciation or meaning; turning or twisting part of a text (in Chinese poetry)
Used in vocabulary (52 in total)
driver's seat (in a car)
normal operation (of a train service, bus service, etc.); running normally; normal state of affairs; business as usual
(professional) driver (of a taxi, train, etc.); motorman; mate (on a ship); officer
Examples (134 in total)
Who's driving?
I didn't drive here.
I didn't know you could drive.
You drive.
Neither of us can drive.
You're driving way too slow.
Tom drives an electric car.
Can you drive a manual transmission?
I can drive.
Are you OK to drive?
Next time, I'll drive.
Can't you drive a little more slowly?
You're really a good driver.
What... you still don't know how to drive?
I'm used to driving a truck.
A policeman is driving a car.
Drive with the utmost care.
He has been driving for hours.
We took turns driving.
The sniper is driving a white van.
You're driving too slowly.
Carole is driving a rental car.
Have you ever driven a sports car?
Jack doesn't drive fast.
They took turns driving the car.
My brother can drive.
Do you think he is a good driver?
This car is easy to drive.
I am not experienced in driving.
He drives very fast.
Next time it'll be my turn to drive.
Careful driving prevents accidents.
I'm learning how to drive.
You should drive at a safe speed.
Can your brother drive a car?
Can you take over driving for a while?
Chris didn't have a car to drive.
This machine is driven by electricity.
I drove from Germany to Italy.
Bob can drive a car, too.
Driving on an icy street is a dangerous business.
It's nice to drive on a smooth road.
I can't drive because I don't have a license.
To drive a car, you need a licence.
Why were you driving Tom's car?
Are you seriously thinking about driving all night?
Fred and George took turns with the driving.
I know that Tom is a really bad driver.
John and I took turns driving.
Dangerous driving should be punished.
I never want to drive in Boston again.
Tom is driving a Toyota.
I saw you driving your new car.
Tom and I took turns driving the car.
I think it's dangerous for you to drive a car.
The man driving the car had been drinking.
She managed to learn to drive a car.
My little son can drive a car.
I think he is a good driver.
The machine is now in operation.
She doesn't drive for fear of an accident.
The accident was due to bad driving.
My parents taught me how to drive.
It took me some time to learn how to drive a car.
After the accident, he was banned from driving.
The young man driving the car was drunk.
The man who is driving the bus is my best friend.
You're too young to drive a car, aren't you?
You should concentrate on the road when you're driving.
Drive slowly. You might have an accident.
He is learning how to drive a car.
The two men were arrested for reckless driving.
I advised him not to drive.
He often drives his father's car.
He was driving a car along the street.
You'll be able to drive a car in a few days.
I'm getting pretty tired of driving every morning.
I often wear sunglasses when I'm driving.
Did your uncle let you drive his car?
Don't speak to him while he is driving.
She doesn't know how to drive a car.
I'm driving, so I can't answer the phone.
She managed to drive a car.
If you're old and can't see, don't drive!
If you drive your car like that, you'll end up in hospital.
He drove the car at eighty kilometers an hour.
Jim drove too fast, which was reckless.
No matter how fast you drive, you won't get there on time.
He drove the truck to Dallas.
When driving a car, watch out for pedestrians.
At that time she was engaged in operating a tractor.
I'll drive to Detroit.
My mother has a driver's license, but she doesn't drive.
Tom was driving during rush hour.
One rainy evening he was driving a car.
I admire his skill at driving.
He urged her to drive carefully.
He is old enough to drive a car.
Every student passed the driving test.
He drove the car, listening to music on the radio.
I was afraid that I might fall asleep while driving.
Check and adjust the brakes before you drive.
Jim is not yet used to driving on the left side of the road.
The accident was due to careless driving.
Pam doesn't use the word "drive", however.
When you are driving, you should slow down on corners.
We had to drive slowly all the way.
He had his license taken away because of reckless driving.
He managed to pass his driving test even though he was a poor driver.
He thinks it's safer to drive himself than to let me drive.
You must be more careful in driving a car.
It was already dark, so I drove very slowly to be safe.
She saw him driving his new car.
You'll soon get used to driving on the right.
Each of us has to be careful when driving.
Are you still driving that car your grandfather gave you?
I had to drive myself to the hospital.
Now that you have passed your test, you can drive on your own.
He uses extreme care when he drives in the rain.
We took turns driving our car on our way there.
I wish he could have driven a car a year ago.
Railroad service was suspended because of the fog.
The police ascribed the automobile accident to reckless driving.
The accident was due to the drunken driving of a certain film star.
You should obey the traffic laws when you drive.
You cannot be too careful when you drive a car.
After a lot of problems she managed to learn to drive a car.
To tell the truth, I drove my father's car without his permission.
I must make up for lost time by driving fast.
She is always critical of reckless drivers.
We do not become good drivers by concentrating on driving as such.
I prefer walking to driving in a big city like Tokyo.
I began driving our tractor when I was 12 years old to help my father out at harvest time.
Whenever I drive, I fasten my seat belt to protect myself.