drive out

drive out [draiv]
Arrojar, hacer salir, expeler, expulsar.

drive out
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
(force to leave)
invading tribes drove them out las tribus invasoras los expulsaron de sus tierras; the smell drove me out el olor me obligó a salir; it is said to drive out evil spirits se dice que ahuyenta a los espíritus malignos
the pueblo people used the canyon before the Navajos arrived and drove them out modern humans were there, then the Neanderthals moved in and drove them out invading Vietnamese troops drove them out almost 13 years ago Patrol leaders say they are succeeding,driving out the drug dealers block by block the troops are not withdrawing, they're being driven out force to disappear

Word of the Day: evidentemente

evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously