joyride

1. （用偷来的车）开快车兜风
   If someone goes on a joyride, they steal a car and drive around in it at high speed.

1. Why don't you, you know, drive on over to mom's house pick her up, take a little joyride?
   你干嘛不开去妈妈家，带上她去兜兜风呢？
2. You think my life's been a joyride?
   你以为我活得很爽吗？
3. When the dinner table has been cleared, four automobiles set out again, taking the newly-wed couple to the countryside for a joyride.
   当餐桌清理干净之后，四辆汽车再次出发，把新婚夫妇带到田野中兜风。
4. Joyride is a kind of interactive theater for bike riders in the city: you take off from a single point, all listening to the same soundtrack on MP3 players.
   “快乐骑行”是城市中自行车骑车人的互动剧院：每个骑车人从一个单独的地点出发，而所有人的MP3播放器中播放着同样的电影原声音乐。
5. A bunch of kids out for a joyride.
   一群外出驾车兜风的孩子。
6. For a little joyride with his friends.
   和他的朋友出去兜风。
7. Otis joining us on a joyride.
   奥蒂斯居然和我们一起开车兜风。
8. That joyride, I grant you, was a silly stunt.
   就算你是驾车兜风吧，但那样做实在是一种愚蠢的行为。
9. Zoe, our annoying employer, joined the joyride.
   我们那讨人厌的老板佐伊，参加了这次的出游。
10. PiCj her up, taje a iittle joyride?
    把她带上，出去兜一下呢？

noun

1. a ride in a car taken solely for pleasure
   1. they took their girlfriends for joyrides in stolen cars

verb

1. ride in a car with no particular goal and just for the pleasure of it
   1. We tooled down the street

   Synonym:    tooltool around