Sunday driver
ˈsʌn.deɪ ˈdraɪ.vər
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Definition of Sunday driver - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
leisure drivingRareUSperson who drives slowly for leisure or sightseeingRareUS
  • We got stuck behind a Sunday driver on the scenic route.
sightseer
2.
infrequent driverRareUKperson who drives infrequently and often poorlyRareUK
  • He's such a Sunday driver, only taking the car out once a month.
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Expressions with Sunday

a week on Sundayn.
the Sunday after the coming Sunday
The party is a week on Sunday.
eight ways to Sundayadv.
with great intensity or effort
She practiced eight ways to Sunday to perfect her performance.
from here to Sundayprep.
indicates a large or exhaustive range or extent
They searched from here to Sunday for the missing keys.
six ways to Sundayadv.
in every possible way or direction
They searched the house six ways to Sunday but found nothing.
in one's Sunday bestadj.
wearing one's best clothes
She arrived at the party in her Sunday best.
six ways from Sundayadv.
in every possible way or very thoroughly
He checked the report six ways from Sunday.

Expressions with driver

driver's seatn.
seat in a vehicle for the driver
He adjusted the mirrors from the driver's seat.
backseat drivern.
person giving unwanted advice or directions
She was a backseat driver during the entire project.
slave drivern.
person who overworks others ruthlessly
He was known as a slave driver in the office for his harsh demands.
in the driver's seatadv.
in control of a situation or entity
With the new promotion, she's in the driver's seat.
bus drivern.
person who operates a bus for public transport
The bus driver greeted every passenger with a smile.
crane drivern.
person who operates a crane machine
The crane driver carefully lifted the steel beams.
race car drivern.
person who races cars professionally or competitively
The race car driver won the championship.
race drivern.
person who drives racing cars competitively
The race driver won the championship with ease.
racing drivern.
person who drives racing cars professionally
The racing driver won the championship this year.
taxi drivern.
person who drives a taxi for passengers
The taxi driver took us to the airport.

Terms related to Sunday driver

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driveday-tripperexcursionistholidaymakermotoristsightseertouristtravelervacationeramateurcasualclumsy

Examples of Sunday driver in a sentence

  • Tourists often become Sunday drivers, enjoying the views.
  • She drives like a Sunday driver, slow and cautious.
  • Avoiding the highway, he remained a Sunday driver.

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  1. French:chauffeur du dimanche, conducteur du dimanche, ...
  2. German:Sonntagsfahrer, ...
  3. Italian:guidatore della domenica, ...
  4. Spanish:conductor dominguero, ...
  5. Portuguese:condutor de fim de semana, condutor de domingo, ...
  6. Chinese:周日司机, ...
  7. Japanese:日曜ドライバー, ...
  8. Arabic:سائق بطيء للاستمتاع, سائق غير منتظم, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָהָג שֶׁל יוֹם רִאשׁוֹן, נָהָג שֶׁל יוֹם רִאשׁוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:водитель выходного дня, воскресный водитель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:недільний водій, ...
  12. Hindi:संडे ड्राइवर, ...

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