IPA: /raɪd/
KK: /raɪd/
To be carried or transported on a vehicle or animal, such as a horse, or to remain in a certain position without interference.
I love to ride my bike in the park on weekends.
Past: rode
Past Participle: ridden
A journey or experience on a vehicle, animal, or amusement park attraction, often for enjoyment or transportation.
We went on a thrilling ride at the amusement park.
To be carried or supported on something, such as a vehicle or animal, while it moves.
She decided to ride her bike to the park.
Past: rode
Past Participle: ridden
Ride → The word 'ride' originates from Old English 'ridan', meaning to move by sitting on something, typically a horse or vehicle. It describes the action of being carried along by another force while seated.
Think of sitting on something and being carried along — that's what 'ride' means.