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Definition 1:
To sit on and control the movements of (a horse, motorcycle, bicycle, etc.) + obj no obj .
Examples:
She learned how to ride a horse when she was young.
Most children learn to ride a bicycle at an early age.
He rides his motorcycle to work every day.
I never rode on a horse before.
She got on her bicycle and rode away.
Definition 2:
To travel to a place as a passenger on or in (something that is moving, such as a bus, a train, or an elevator) + obj (chiefly US) no obj .
Examples:
He decided to walk to the movies instead of riding the bus.
She rides the subway home from school.
They rode the elevator/escalator to the second floor.
We rode through the park in a horse-drawn carriage.
The dog rode in the back of the truck.
He has never ridden aboard a cruise ship.
Definition 3:
To go on a mechanical ride at an amusement park or similar place no obj + obj .
Examples:
We rode on the Ferris wheel.
We rode the roller coaster five times.
Definition 4:
To travel over or on (a road, railway, trail, etc.) in a car, on a train, on a bicycle, etc. .
Examples:
He spends hours riding the back roads in his truck.
riding the rails
We rode the bike trails for hours.
Definition 5:
To move over the surface of a road in a specified way .
Examples:
The car rides smoothly/well.
Definition 6:
To be supported or carried on (a wave) :to move on (a wave) .
Examples:
We watched the surfers riding the waves.
Definition 7:
To criticize or make jokes about (someone) constantly or frequently in usually a harsh or annoying way .
Examples:
The fans have been riding him pretty hard.
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