ride out

To survive or outlast

安然渡過(guò)，經(jīng)受得住

rode out the storm.

安然渡過(guò)風(fēng)暴

be riding for a fall

(informal)be acting in a reckless or arrogant way that invites defeat or failure

(非正式)因莽撞（或傲慢）行動(dòng)招致失敗；自討苦吃；自找麻煩

for the ride

for pleasure or interest, rather than any serious purpose

尋開(kāi)心，出于興趣

Chris didn't fit in with the rest of them, but was thrilled to be along for the ride.

克里斯和其他人并不很合得來(lái)，但和大家一起開(kāi)開(kāi)心也感到興奮。

let something ride

take no immediate action over something

聽(tīng)任自然發(fā)展

ride the clutch

partially depress the clutch pedal of a vehicle while driving

（駕車時(shí)）半踩離合器踏板

ride the pine (或 bench)

(N. Amer. informal)(of an athlete) sit on the sidelines rather than participate in a game or event

(北美，非正式)（運(yùn)動(dòng)員）做替補(bǔ)，坐冷板凳

ride the rods (或 rails)

(Canadian, informal)ride on a freight train surreptitiously without paying

(加，非正式)逃票偷乘運(yùn)貨火車

— rides again

used to indicate that someone or something has reappeared unexpectedly and with new vigour

（人或事物）出人意料地以新的活力重新出現(xiàn)

ride to hounds

(chiefly Brit.)go fox-hunting on horseback

(主英)騎馬獵狐

a rough (或 easy) ride

a difficult (or easy) time doing something

艱難（或順暢）的進(jìn)程

the prime minister was given a rough ride by left-wing MPs yesterday.

昨天首相被左派議員們折騰得厲害。

take someone for a ride

(informal)deceive or cheat someone

(非正式)詐騙，欺騙

ride someone down

trample or overtake someone while on horseback

騎馬撞倒某人；騎馬超過(guò)某人

ride on

depend on

依靠

there is a great deal of money riding on the results of these studies.

有一大筆錢倚仗這些研究的結(jié)果。

ride something out

come safely through something, especially a storm or a period of danger or difficulty

安然渡過(guò)（尤指風(fēng)暴、危險(xiǎn)或困難）

the fleet had &B{ridden out} the &B{storm}.

艦隊(duì)已安然渡過(guò)了風(fēng)暴。