1. Ride as a verb means to sit on or control something, typically a horse or a mode of transportation such as a bicycle or a bus. In American English, it can also include boats, trains, planes, and even hot air balloons. It can describe both the action of riding and the state of being on something.
2. As an intransitive verb, ride means to travel or continue moving forward. It is often used in the context of movement on wheels or through water.
3. In slang, ride can also mean to deceive or trick someone. This usage is less formal and is often used in conversation among friends.
4. Ride is also a noun, referring to the act of riding or the experience of being on a vehicle or mode of transportation.
5. The past tense of ride is rode, and the past participle is ridden. The present participle, riding, is used to describe an ongoing action of riding.详情
