Drivewayの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Arriving (only used if they drove)

A: "bothered" = another way of saying you want to do something properly or enthusiastically, or that you care about it.

"sweeping" = the action you do with a broom to clean.

So, "You shouldn't have bothered sweeping my driveway" means, "you shouldn't have cared about my driveway so much that you actually cleaned it."

A: When you drive your car to a parking position, you "pull" it. You "pull up" to a curve on the street, you "pull into" parking spots and driveways. It is the movement right before parking as you slow down.

A: A driveway is a short road leading from a public road to a house or garage.

A: Driveway is the space where most people park their car. It is typically the the space in front of their garage, and off to the side of a house.

A: thank you!

A: Driveway in the U.S. is the flat area by a house where you park your vehicle.

A: Both are roads.
Driveway : private road leading to a private house.
Parkway : public road passing through public landscaped area

A: It should be "...so set the handbrake"

You can say "put the handbrake on" but it doesn't sound as natural as "set the handbrake"

We say "set the handbrake" and "release the handbrake"

We also might say "engage the handbrake" and "disengage the handbrake"

We also might call the "handbrake" the "parking brake"

I don't see any reason to ever tell someone not to set the handbrake when parking,