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General Slang
drive on
DRYV ON · phrase · informal
Push through hardship and carry out the mission.
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To keep going and complete the task despite difficulty, pain, or setbacks.
“It hurts, but you drive on and finish the ruck.”
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drive on In A Sentence
It hurts, but you drive on and finish the ruck.
Origin & Usage
US military slang.
People Also Ask
What does 'drive on' mean?
It means to keep going and complete the task despite difficulty, pain, or setbacks.
When would a soldier say 'drive on'?
When facing hardship they can't avoid — like finishing a grueling ruck march — they push through and 'drive on' rather than quit.
How does 'drive on' relate to FIDO?
FIDO stands for 'Fuck It, Drive On,' so 'drive on' is the cleaner core of that same press-through-adversity attitude.
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