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(horse for riding)

  • 1 horse [for riding]

    ridehest {fk}

    English-Danish mini dictionary > horse [for riding]

  • 2 HORSE

    rocco (defined as "swift horse for riding" in Letters:382, "swift horse" in VT46:12), olombo (but since Tolkien subsequently changed the relevant stem from LOB to LOP, we should perhaps read *olompo, compare lopo in an earlier source), mairo; HORSEMAN roquen (rider, knight) –ROK/Letters:282, 382, VT45:28, PE16:132, GL:56, WJ:372/UT:282

    Quettaparma Quenyallo (English-Quenya) > HORSE

  • 3 horse

    فَرَسٌ \ horse: an animal that is used in most countries for riding, also for farming and pulling carts: a racehorse. mare: a female horse. nag: a horse (esp. one in poor condition).

    Arabic-English glossary > horse

  • 4 horse

    حِصَان \ horse: an animal that is used in most countries for riding, also for farming and pulling carts: a racehorse. nag: a horse (esp. one in poor condition).

    Arabic-English glossary > horse

  • 5 horse

    جَوَاد \ horse: an animal that is used in most countries for riding, also for farming and pulling carts: a racehorse.

    Arabic-English glossary > horse

  • 6 horse

    horse [hɔ:s]
    • hold your horses! (inf) minute ! (inf)
    ► horse chestnut noun ( = nut) marron m (d'Inde) ; ( = horse chestnut tree) marronnier m (d'Inde)
    • stop horsing about! arrêtez de chahuter !
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    [hɔːs]
    1) cheval m

    the horses — (colloq) fig ( horseracing) les courses fpl (de chevaux)

    2) ( in gym) cheval m de saut; ( pommel) cheval m d'arçons
    3) Military [U] cavalerie f
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    Phrasal Verbs:
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    to flog GB ou beat US a dead horse — (colloq) perdre sa peine et son temps

    hold your horses! — (colloq) arrêtez!, une minute!

    English-French dictionary > horse

  • 7 ♦ horse

    ♦ horse /hɔ:s/
    A n.
    1 (zool., Equus caballus) cavallo: to ride a horse, andare a cavallo; to mount a horse, montare un cavallo
    2 cavalletto; sostegno; trespolo: clothes-horse, cavalletto (per stendervi panni); stenditoio; ( slang USA) manichino ( persona molto ricercata nel vestire)
    4 (geol.) ► horseback, A, def. 2
    5 [u] (mil., collett.) cavalleria: horse and foot, cavalleria e fanteria; light horse, cavalleria leggera; cavalleggeri (collett.)
    7 ( scacchi) cavallo ( più com. knight)
    8 (fam. USA) bigino; traduttore
    9 [u] ( slang) eroina ( droga)
    10 (pl.) (fam. USA) cavalli (vapore)
    B a. attr.
    1 equino; cavallino; degli equidi: (zool.) the horse family, la famiglia degli equidi; (vet.) horse-pox, vaiolo equino
    2 di cavallo: (med.) horse serum, siero di cavallo
    3 ( sport) ippico: horse show, concorso ippico
    ● (fam. USA) horse-and-buggy, del tempo delle carrozze; (fig.) antiquato □ (mil.) horse artillery, artiglieria ippotrainata □ horse blanket, coperta da cavallo □ (bot.) horse bean ( Vicia faba equina), fava cavallina □ horse block, montatoio ( per montare a cavallo) □ horse breaker, domatore di cavalli; scozzone □ horse breeder, allevatore di cavalli □ horse-breeding farm, allevamento di cavalli ( la fattoria) □ (bot.) horse chestnut ( Aesculus hippocastanum), ippocastano; castagno (o castagna) d'India □ horse cloth, gualdrappa; groppiera □ (fam.) horse doctor, veterinario □ horse-drawn, ( di un carro, ecc.) a cavalli; (mil.) ippotrainato □ horses for courses, ( di persone) chi fa che cosa, chi è adatto a fare cosa; ( di cose) che cosa è più adatto allo scopo: There are no good or bad systems here: it is just a matter of horses for courses, qui non si tratta di decidere se un sistema è buono o cattivo, ma se è più o meno adatto allo scopo □ (mil.) the Horse Guards, le Guardie a Cavallo □ (equit.) horse jumping, corse a ostacoli □ horse laugh, risata fragorosa (o sguaiata); riso sgangherato □ (zool.) horse mackerel, ( Thunnus thunnus) tonno; ( Trachurus trachurus) scombro bastardo □ horse marines, personaggi inesistenti, pesci fuor d'acqua: Tell it to the horse marines, vallo a raccontare a qualcun altro (fam.: a tua nonna) □ horse-mastership, arte di cavallerizzo □ horse meat, carne equina □ (fam.) horse's neck, bevanda di brandy e gassosa allo zenzero □ (fig.) a horse of another (o of a different) colour, un'altra cosa; tutt'altra faccenda; un altro paio di maniche □ ( slang USA) horse opera, film (o commedia) western □ (equit.) horse people, coloro che amano (o praticano, ecc.) i cavalli □ horse pistol, pistola da sella □ horse-pond, pozza per abbeverarvi cavalli □ ( sport) horse race, corsa di cavalli; gara ippica □ horse racing, ippica; le corse dei cavalli □ horse racing pools, il Totip □ ( sport) horse riding, equitazione □ (fam.) horse sense, buonsenso □ horse-shoer, maniscalco □ horse show, mostra equina; ( sport) concorso ippico □ horse slaughterer, macellatore di cavalli □ horse supplies, articoli per cavalli; selle e finimenti □ horse trade, commercio di cavalli; (fig.) mercato delle vacche (fig.); trattativa con reciproche concessioni □ horse trader, commerciante di cavalli, cavallaio; (fig.) chi conduce trattative astute □ horse trading = horse trade ► sopra □ (autom. USA) horse trailer, trailer; rimorchio per il trasporto di cavalli □ horse trainer, addestratore di cavalli da corsa □ (stor.) horse tram, tram a cavalli □ ( sport) horse trials, gare di dressage, cross e salto a ostacoli; completo □ ( anche fig.) to back the wrong horse, puntare sul cavallo perdente □ (fig.) to change (o to switch) horses in mid-stream, cambiare cavallo in corsa □ (fam.) to come off one's high horse, scendere dal piedistallo; smettere di darsi delle arie □ to eat like a horse, mangiare come un lupo □ ( straight) from the horse's mouth, direttamente dall'interessato; alla fonte: I got the news from the horse's mouth, ho avuto la notizia direttamente dall'interessato □ (fam.) to get off one's high horse = to come off one's high horse ► sopra □ (fam.) to get on one's high horse, salire (o montare) in cattedra; far cadere le cose dall'alto □ (fig.) to hold one's horses, frenare la propria impazienza □ to play the horses, puntare sui cavalli; giocare alle corse □ (fig.) to ride two horses, tenere il piede in due staffe □ to work like a horse, lavorare come un mulo □ (mil.) To horse!, a cavallo! □ (prov.) You can lead (o take) a horse to water, but you can't make him drink, si può offrire un'opportunità a qualcuno, ma poi dipende da lui saperla cogliere
    (to) horse /hɔ:s/
    A v. t.
    B v. i.
    andare (o montare) a cavallo; cavalcare
    ● (fam.) to horse around (o about), giocare in modo sfrenato (o pericoloso).

    English-Italian dictionary > ♦ horse

  • 8 horse

    {hɔ:s}
    I. 1. зоол. кон (Equus caballus)
    riding HORSE кон за езда
    old war HORSE прен. ветеран
    the flying HORSE мит. крилатият кон
    to HORSE! на коне! (команда)
    to take HORSE яхвам кон
    2. конница, кавалерия
    HORSE and foot кавалерия и пехота
    3. шах кон
    4. кон (гимнастически уред)
    5. магаре (за рязане на дърва и пр.)
    6. рамка (за сушене на пране, кожи и пр.)
    7. ам. sl. преписване, подсказване, шмекеруване, ключ, пищов
    8. геол. ингресия
    9. sl. хероин
    hold your HORSEs! разг. полека, почакай! имай търпение! to be on/get on/mount/ride the high HORSE държа се високомерно/надменно, важнича, фукам се
    to change HORSEs in midstream, to change/swap HORSEs while crossing the stream правя големи промени в неподходящ/критичен момент
    to flog/spur a willing HORSE прен. проявявам излишка настойчивост
    straight from the HORSE's mouth направо от източника (за сведения)
    that is a HORSE of another colour разг. това e съвсем друго нещо
    willing HORSE добросъвестен работник
    to cat/work like a HORSE ям като разпран/работя като вол
    wooden HORSE Троянски кон, уред за изтезаване
    to work for a dead HORSE върша предварително платена работа
    II. 1. доставям коне, снабдявам с кон (е)
    2. Слагам на кон/на дървено магаре и пр
    3. яздя, яхам, нося на гръб
    4. разг. принуждавам (някого) да работа
    5. правя за смях
    6. sl. правя груби шеги/лудории, лудувам (around)
    7. покривам (кобила за жребец)
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    {hъ:s} n 1. зоол. кон (Equus caballus); riding horse кон за езда; o(2) {hъ:s} v 1. доставям коне; снабдявам с кон(е); 2. Слагам на
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    ингресия; кавалерия; конен; конски; конница; кон;
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    1. hold your horses! разг. полека, почакай! имай търпение! to be on/get on/mount/ride the high horse държа се високомерно/надменно, важнича, фукам се 2. horse and foot кавалерия и пехота 3. i. зоол. кон (equus caballus) 4. ii. доставям коне, снабдявам с кон (е) 5. old war horse прен. ветеран 6. riding horse кон за езда 7. sl. правя груби шеги/лудории, лудувам (around) 8. sl. хероин 9. straight from the horse's mouth направо от източника (за сведения) 10. that is a horse of another colour разг. това e съвсем друго нещо 11. the flying horse мит. крилатият кон 12. to cat/work like a horse ям като разпран/работя като вол 13. to change horses in midstream, to change/swap horses while crossing the stream правя големи промени в неподходящ/критичен момент 14. to flog/spur a willing horse прен. проявявам излишка настойчивост 15. to horse! на коне! (команда) 16. to take horse яхвам кон 17. to work for a dead horse върша предварително платена работа 18. willing horse добросъвестен работник 19. wooden horse Троянски кон, уред за изтезаване 20. Слагам на кон/на дървено магаре и пр 21. ам. sl. преписване, подсказване, шмекеруване, ключ, пищов 22. геол. ингресия 23. кон (гимнастически уред) 24. конница, кавалерия 25. магаре (за рязане на дърва и пр.) 26. покривам (кобила за жребец) 27. правя за смях 28. разг. принуждавам (някого) да работа 29. рамка (за сушене на пране, кожи и пр.) 30. шах кон 31. яздя, яхам, нося на гръб
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    horse[hɔ:s] I. n 1. кон; riding \horse кон за езда; proud \horse поет. бърз, нетърпелив, буен кон; war \horse боен кон; old war \horse прен. ветеран; the flying \horse Пегас; dark \horse кон, за чийто качества никой нищо не знае (при състезания); тъмен субект; 2. конница, кавалерия; \horse and foot кавалерия и пехота; light \horse лека кавалерия; 3. кон (фигура при игра на шах); 4. кон (гимнастически уред); 5. магаре (за рязане на дърва и пр.); 6. стойка, рамка (за сушене на пране, кожи и пр.); 7. sl преписване, подсказване, шмекеруване, шмекерия; 8. мин. ингресия; 9. attr конен, конски; прен. див, едър; 10. ост. хероин; • a one-\horse race уреден предварително конкурс, нагласено състезание; a one-\horse town затънтен скучен град; hold your \horses разг. не се вълнувай! чакай! имай търпение! \horses for courses за всеки влак си има пътници; a \horses for courses policy политика, при която се отчитат различията между хората; \horse and \horse рамо до рамо, редом (за ездачи); iron \horse разг. локомотив; велосипед; воен. танк; to ride two \horses at the same time ( at once) върша едновременно две несъвместими неща; нося две дини под една мишница; to be on ( get on, mount, ride) the high \horse държа се високомерно (надменно, важно); надувам се; важнича; to back the wrong \horse залагам на непечеливша карта, поддържам неподходящия човек; to change \horses in midstream ( change, swap \horses while crossing the stream) правя големи промени в неподходящ (критичен) момент; to flog ( beat) a dead \horse споря на вятъра; напразно се старая, преливам от пусто в празно; to look a gift \horse in the mouth придирвам на подарък, гледам зъбите на харизан кон; to play \horse играя на конче (за дете); straight from the \horse's mouth направо от извора, източника (за сведения); that is a \horse of another colour разг. това е (съвсем) друго нещо; white \horses "зайчета", бели вълни; wild \horses shall not drag it from me разг. и с клещи не могат го откопчи от мене; wooden \horse ост. 1) бесилка; 2) инструмент за изтезаване; to work for a dead \horse върша предварително платена работа; II. v 1. доставям коне; снабдявам с кон(е); 2. слагам на кон (на дървено магаре и пр.); рядко нося на гърба си; 3. рядко яздя, яхам; 4. бия с камшик; 5. разг. принуждавам някого да работи; 6. правя за смях; 7. sl изпълнявам шумна сцена (в пиеса); 8. покрива (кобила - за жребец);

    English-Bulgarian dictionary > horse

  • 9 horse

    ho:s
    1) (a large four-footed animal which is used to pull carts etc or to carry people etc.) caballo
    2) (a piece of apparatus used for jumping, vaulting etc in a gymnasium.) potro
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    - horsefly
    - horsehair
    - horseman
    - horsemanship
    - horseplay
    - horsepower
    - horseshoe
    - on horseback
    - straight from the horse's mouth
    - from the horse's mouth
    horse n caballo
    tr[hɔːs]
    1 SMALLZOOLOGY/SMALL caballo
    2 (in gym) potro
    3 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL caballete nombre masculino
    4 slang (heroin) caballo
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    SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
    hold your horses! figurative use ¡para el carro!
    to eat like a horse comer como una lima, tener buen saque
    to get on one's high horse figurative use darse ínfulas, tener muchos humos
    wild horses wouldn't... nada en el mundo...
    horse chestnut SMALLBOTANY/SMALL (tree) castaño de Indias 2 (fruit) castaña de Indias
    horse doctor veterinario,-a
    horse racing carreras nombre femenino plural de caballos
    horse race carrera de caballos
    horse rider (man) jinete 2 (woman) amazona
    horse sense sentido común
    horse ['hɔrs] n
    : caballo m
    adj.
    • caballar adj.
    • caballo, -a adj.
    • hípico, -a adj.
    • montado, -a adj.
    n.
    • caballería s.f.
    • caballete s.m.
    • caballo s.m.
    • corcel s.m.
    • gualdera s.f.
    • jaca s.f.
    hɔːrs, hɔːs
    1) c ( Zool) caballo m

    I heard it straight from the horse's mouth — me lo dijo él mismo/ella misma

    his/her high horse: when he gets on his high horse... cuando se pone a pontificar...; hold your horses (colloq) un momentito!; I could eat a horse tengo un hambre canina; to beat o (BrE) flog a dead horse (colloq) pedirle* peras al olmo; to change horses in midstream cambiar de parecer (or de política etc) a mitad de camino; to eat like a horse comer como un sabañón or como una lima (nueva); wild horses: wild horses wouldn't drag me back to that job por nada del mundo volvería a ese trabajo; you can lead o take a horse to water but you can't make it drink puedes darle un consejo a alguien, pero no puedes obligarlo a que lo siga; (before n) horse riding — (BrE) equitación f

    2) c ( vaulting-block) potro m, caballo m (Méx)
    3) u ( heroin) (sl) caballo m (arg)
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    [hɔːs]
    1. N
    1) (Zool) caballo m
    - change horses in midstream
    - eat like a horse
    - flog a dead horse
    - get on one's high horse
    - be straight from the horse's mouth
    2) (in gymnastics) potro m
    3) (carpenter's) caballete m
    4) (=cavalry) caballería f
    5) ** (=heroin) caballo ** m, heroína f
    2.
    CPD

    horse artillery N — artillería f montada

    horse brass N — jaez m

    horse breaker N — domador(a) m / f de caballos

    horse breeder N — criador(a) m / f de caballos

    horse chestnut N — (Bot) (=tree) castaño m de Indias; (=fruit) castaña f de Indias

    Horse Guards NPL — (Brit) Guardia fsing Montada

    horse laugh N — risotada f, carcajada f

    horse manure N — abono m de caballo

    horse meat N — (Culin) carne f de caballo

    horse opera N — (US) película f del Oeste

    horse race N — carrera f de caballos

    horse racing N — (gen) carreras fpl de caballos; (as sport) hípica f

    horse riding N — (Brit) equitación f

    horse sense N — sentido m común

    horse show N — concurso m hípico

    horse trader N — (Pol) chalán(-ana) m / f

    horse trading N — (Pol) toma y daca m, chalaneo m

    horse trailer N — (US) remolque m para caballerías

    horse trials NPL — concurso m hípico

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    [hɔːrs, hɔːs]
    1) c ( Zool) caballo m

    I heard it straight from the horse's mouth — me lo dijo él mismo/ella misma

    his/her high horse: when he gets on his high horse... cuando se pone a pontificar...; hold your horses (colloq) un momentito!; I could eat a horse tengo un hambre canina; to beat o (BrE) flog a dead horse (colloq) pedirle* peras al olmo; to change horses in midstream cambiar de parecer (or de política etc) a mitad de camino; to eat like a horse comer como un sabañón or como una lima (nueva); wild horses: wild horses wouldn't drag me back to that job por nada del mundo volvería a ese trabajo; you can lead o take a horse to water but you can't make it drink puedes darle un consejo a alguien, pero no puedes obligarlo a que lo siga; (before n) horse riding — (BrE) equitación f

    2) c ( vaulting-block) potro m, caballo m (Méx)
    3) u ( heroin) (sl) caballo m (arg)
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    English-spanish dictionary > horse

  • 10 hellbent for leather

    I adj infml II adv infml

    They took off after the horse thief riding hellbent for leather — Они ринулись в погоню за конокрадом, нещадно нахлестывая лошадей

    The new dictionary of modern spoken language > hellbent for leather

  • 11 kuda

    horse
    kuda lumba: race-horse
    kuda padi: short-legged horse for riding
    memperkuda: to use as a horse; to exploit

    Malay-English cyber dictionary > kuda

  • 12 TIL

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    prep. with gen.
    1) to (ríða til skips, koma t. Noregs); leiða, stefna t. e-s, to lead, tend towards;
    2) of; tala vel, illa t e-s, to speak well, ill of one; vita t. e-s, to know of, be conscious of; spyrja t. e-s, to hear tidings of; segja t. e-s, to tell of; ljúga t. e-s, to tell a falsehood about;
    3) on; t. annarrar handar, on the other hand or side; t. vinstri, hœgri handar, on the left, right hand;
    4) denoting reason, purpose, respect (svelta sik t. fjár; berjast t. ríkis; blóta t. árs; sverð ørugt t. vápns); liggja t. byrjar, to wait for a favourable wind; hross t. reiðar, a horse for riding;
    5) e-m verðr gott, illt t. e-s, one is well or ill off for a thing, has much or little of it; þeim varð gott t. manna, they got together many men; land illt t. hafna, a land ill off for havens; henni féll þungt t. fjár, she was pressed for money;
    6) with verbs, gera e-t t. skaps e-m, to do a thing to please one; jafna e-u t. e-s, to compare it with; gera vel, illa t. e-s, to treat one well, badly;
    7) of time; t. elli, to old age; t. dauðadags, till one’s death day; liðr á sumarit t. átta vikna, the summer passed till eight weeks were left; t. þess er, þar t. er, until; allt t., all the time till;
    8) ellipt. and adverbial usages; vera t., to exist; fala hey ok mat, ef t. væri, if there were any left; hvárttveggja er t., there is a stock of both; eiga t., hafa t., to possess; þat áð, sem helzt var t., ready to hand; vera t. neyddr, to be forced; skilja t., to reserve; verða fyrstr t., to be the first to do a thing;
    9) too (t. ungr, t. gamall, eigi t. víðlendr); eigi t. mikit, not too much, not very much; æva t. snotr, not too wise; helzt t. (helzti), mikils t. (mikilsti), by far too much.
    * * *
    prep. with gen. As to this particle, the two branches of the Teutonic family vary: all the South Teut., including the Goth., present the form without the final l; Goth. du (qs. tu) = πρός, εἰς; A. S., Hel., Old Fris. te, to; North. E. te; Engl. to; Dutch te, toe; O. H. G. zi, za, zuo; Germ. zu; Old Frank. to, te, ti; while the Northerners add the l, as Dan., Swed., North. E. and Scot. til; the Swedes double the l, till. That til is the truer form is seen from rhymes, til vilja, Vígl.: on the other hand, mod. provinc. Norse and Swedish drop the l, thus te, Ivar Aasen, Rietz. The Engl. uses both forms, to, of place, till, of time, of which the latter is no doubt borrowed from the Norse or Danish: til = to is quite common still in Cumberland and other North. E. counties, ‘to gang til Carlisle,’ etc.; a single instance of the form til is said to exist in an old Northumbrian vellum. Both forms, to and til, are, we believe, identical, the latter being a compound particle, ti-l, although the origin of the l has not as vet been made out. The uncompounded particle ti- is not entirely unknown in the Scandinavian, for it has been preserved in the compds mikils-ti, hölz-ti, unz-t, qq. v. ☞ Particles, even brief monosyllabic ones, often turn out to be compds, as e. g. ok(conj.), or the suffixed verbal negative; the prep. ‘til’ therefore is no more akin to the Germ. noun ziel than is ‘ok’ ( and) to ok ( a yoke); the apparent similarity in sense is in both cases merely accidental.
    A. To, with gen., also used elliptically or as an adverb; bjóða e-m til sín, Eg. 140; til kirkju, Nj. 209; koma til boðs, 50; ganga til búðar, Grág. i. 31; ríða til skips, Ísl. ii. 192; leiða til skips, Ld. 74; til Íslands, Nj. 10; ríða til Norðrárdals, ok svá til Hrúta-fjarðar ok til Laxárdals, 32; koma til Noregs, 121; hann fór til Ólafs á Dröngum, til Gests í Haga, Landn. 154; sækja giptu til e-s, Fms. v. 154: adding direction, austr, vestr, suðr … út, inn, upp, fram, norðr til Þrandheims, austr til Danmerkr, vestr til England:, suðr til Björgynjar, etc., passim; út til, inn til, Landn. 140; heim til, Fms. xi. 382; upp til borgar; neðan til knjá, Nj. 209.
    2. with verbs, to, towards; leiða, stefna … til, to lead, tend towards, Eg. 230, Nj. 4, 102; tala vel, ílla til e-s, to speak well or ill ‘towards,’ i. e. of; vita til e-s, to know of, be conscious of, Fms. i. 142, x. 377; íllorðr til e-s, Nj. 142; minna til e-s, to remember; minnask til e-s, to kiss, 282; drekka til e-s, to ‘drink towards’ (vulg. Engl.), i. e. drink to one, Eg. 552 (also ellipt. drekka e-m til); vísa til e-s (til-vísan), Landn. 192, Nj. 209; taka til e-s, 196, Fms. i. 151: with verbs denoting to look, see, hear, turn, sjá, gæta, hlýða, heyra, hugsa … til e-s, to look, listen, think, speak … to one, Eg. 380, Nj. 2, 10, 87, 91; þeir sá eyjar í haf til útsuðrs, Landn. 35; hann sá opt ljós til leiðis konungsins, Fms. xi. 286; þeir sá eld til Úlfars-fells, Eb. 156; heyra gný ok glam til hersins, Fms. vi. 156, viii. 125; til norðr-ættar, xi. 230; sá menn elda brenna til hafs, x. 157; vissi til lands, Eg. 389; þann veg er veit til Hlaða, Fms. x. 265; horfa aptr til hala; í þeim hlut húss er til vetfangs horfir, Grág. ii. 125; spyrja til e-s, to speer after, hear tidings of one, þetta spyrsk til skipa, Fas. i. 241, Nj. 7; spyrja gott til e-s, Hkr. i. 140: segja til e-s, to tell of(see segja), Nj. 46, Ld. 40, Hrafn. 5; ljúga til e-s, to tell a falsehood of, Finnb. 318.
    3. til annarrar handar, on the other hand or side, Nj. 50, 97; til vinstri, hægri handar, til beggja handa, Hkr. i. 158, Eg. 65.
    II. denoting business, reason, purpose, capacity, respect; leggjask til svefns, ÓH.; ganga til svefns, Eb. 156; halda barni til skirnar, K. Á. 146; ríða til dagverðar, Nj. 219; fara til vistar, 40; dómar fara út til sóknar, Eg. 725; falda sér til vélar við konu, Grág. i. 338; skipa mönnum til umráða, i. 5; svelta sik til fjár, Nj. 18; drepa e-n til fjár, göra e-t til fjár, Ld. 264; gefin ( married) til fjár, 26, Nj. 257; skora á e-n til landa, Landn. 80; Eg. 498; sækja til trausts, Ld. 26; sækja til landa, Nj. 103; sækja til faðernis, Grág. i. 140; leggja fé til höfuðs e-m, taka fé til höfuðs e-m, Ld. 50, Eg. 375; berjask til ríkis, Fms. vii. 283; blóta til árs, Hkr. i. 13; sverð öruggt til vápns, Ld. 244; hafa eðli til e-s, Skálda 171; selja e-t til silfrs, to convert it into silver, Landn. 293 (Hb.); ætla e-n til dráps, Nj. 163; hlaðinn til hafs, ready for use, Fms. x. 157; liggja til byrjar, i. 135, Eg. 183; taka til konungs, Fms. i. 21; taka til lögsögu-manns, Nj. 164; kjósa til veganda, 100; vinna til e-s (see vinna); gefa til bóta, 101; göra til saka, 80; taka til ráða, 75; hvat er til ráðs, 76; þat er til jartegna, Eg. 768; til merkja (til marks), 766; til gagns, til lítils, Nj. 52; til meins, 106; til sæmdar, 79; til tíðenda, Eg. 201; til næringar, til viðrværis, til fæðu, til matar, Stj. 87, Fms. i. 126, Eg. 221; hross til reiðar, Hrafn. 7; til skjóls, Grett. 169; til sóma, til eptirlætis, Nj. 89; til spotts, Korm. 232; til gamans, til hvárs, for what purpose; as also, til einskis, til góðs, til ílls, til nokkurs.
    2. kaupa til tuttugu hundraða, to the amount of, Landn. 145; til fulls eyris, Grág.; fé til tveggja aura gulls, Fms. vii. 218; til fulls, fully; til jafns við, Nj. 46; til hálfs, Eg. 379; til loks, finally, to the end (see lok); vaxa meirr en til dæma, beyond example, unexampled, Stj. 87; draga til dæmis, to produce for the sake of example, Mar.; hence, til dæmis (as adverb), for instance (written abbreviated in mod. books, t.d. = e. g.)
    3. e-m verðr gott, íllt til e-s, to be well or ill off for a thing, have little of it; þeim varð gott til manna, Nj. 20; land íllt til hafna, a land ill off for havens, Eg. 332; þar var íllt til vað-mála, short of, Bárð. 5 new Ed.; henni féll þungt til fjár, Nj. 31; góðr til ( open-handed as to) fjár ok metnaðar, Eg. 17; færr til e-s, able to do a thing, Nj. 97, Fms. ix. 530; vænn til framkvæmdar, 480; líkligr til e-s, likely to, Nj. 132; hafa verðleika til e-s, to deserve of, Eg. 226.
    4. with verbs; göra e-t til skaps e-m, Nj. 198; göra til skaps vina minna, 80; jafna e-u til e-s, to compare it with, Ld. 60; vera til eptirmáls, Nj. 166; göra vel, ílla til e-s, Eg. 542, Ld. 62; vinna til e-s, 50, Ísl. ii. 253, Nj. 101, Eg. 519; hlutask til e-s, Nj. 101; beina til, búa til, afla til, efna til, fá til, göra til, hjálpa til, inna til, leggja til, reyna til, ráða til, segja til, skipa til, stilla til, stoða til, stofna til, taka til, vinna til, vísa til, vána til, e-s, all verbs of providing, doing, helping, disposing, and the like; as also kalla til.
    5. vera til vers, to be fishing, Korm. 142, rare, but cp. the Dan. phrase, til sös = at sea.
    III. temp., til miðs aptans, Hrafn. 7; til elli, Ld. 12; til dauða-dags, Nj. 109; allt til dauða-dags, Fms. i. 17, etc.
    2. til skamrar stundar, i. e. till within a short time, a short time ago, Hom. 107; líðr á sumarit til átta vikna, the summer passed till eight weeks (were left), Nj. 93; vika til þings, a week to (i. e. before) the season of the þing, Grág.; þrír dagar til sumars, Edda 26; tíu vikur til vetrar, Ld. 106; stund til hádegis, stund til miðs morguns, dagmála, in measuring time, used in Icel. exactly as in Engl., ten minutes to eight, a quarter to eleven, (but mod. Dan. follows the Germ. mode of reckoning, for there ‘ti minutter til tolv’, ten minutes towards twelve, is = Engl. ‘ten minutes past eleven’); til þess, until, Nj. 153; allt til, all the time till, 272, Hrafn. 7; þar til er, until, Nj. 4.
    IV. ellipt. and adverbial usages; vera til, to be ‘toward’ to exist; eiga til, hafa til, to possess; fala hey ok mat ef til væri … hvárt-tveggja er til, Nj. 73; ef þú kemr eigi til, if thou comest not to hand, 4; ef nökkut var til, Eg. 267; þat ráð sem helzt var til, ready on hand, 42; munu eigi tveir til, Nj. 261; kómu þeir þangat til, 80; ætla svá til, 86; vera til neyddr, to be forced, 98; þat er þú þarft til at taka, 105; gefa fé til, 75; væri mikit gefanda til, at, 98; telr hann þat til, at …, Fms. xi. 137; skilja til, to reserve, Nj. 54; spara til, 3, Hkr. i. 196; mæla til, 99; tala til, 216; eiga ætt til, Edda 7; hafa aldr til, Eg. 190; skorta til, Nj. 73; íllt þótti mér til móti at mæla, Fms. xi. 242; verða fyrstr til, to be the first to do a thing, v. 103; sem lög stóðu til, Ld. 32; hljótask af mér til, Nj. 113; sækja mál til laga, 86.
    2. of direction; sunnan til, Sks. 216; norðan til, e. g. sunnan til við ána, on the south side of the river, Sks. 216.
    B. Too, Lat. nimis; eigi til víðlendr, Fms. vi. 94; eigi til görla, 205; til ungr, til gamall, Grág. i. 192; verða til seinn, Bær. 15; honum þótti sinn hluti til lágr, Lv. 97; engi hefir til djarfligar risit, Mar.; helz til, mikils til, by far too much, as in mod. usage; but the ancients said hölzti (helzti) and mikilsti, thus mikilsti ( too much), Hm. 66, Bs. i. 775; hölzti, Nj. 191, Ld. 188, 216, Al. 37, 41, Fms. viii. 91, 133, Hkr. iii. 376; helzti, Eb. 154, etc., see heldr, B. III; unzt, see that word.

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  • 13 ridehest fk

    horse [for riding]

    Dansk-engelsk ordbog mini > ridehest fk

  • 14 steed

    [sti:d]
    (an old word for a horse for riding.) ganger
    * * *
    [sti:d]
    (an old word for a horse for riding.) ganger

    English-Danish dictionary > steed

  • 15 Roß

    (an old word for a horse for riding.) steed
    * * *
    RossRR, RoßALT
    <Rosses, Rosse o Rösser>
    [rɔs, pl ˈrœsɐ]
    nt
    1. (liter: Reitpferd) steed liter
    sein edles \Roß one's noble [or fine] steed liter
    hoch zu \Roß (geh) on horseback, astride one's steed liter
    2. SÜDD, ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ (Pferd) horse
    3. (fam: Dummkopf) idiot, dolt pej, twit fam
    4.
    ▶ sich akk aufs hohe \Roß setzen to get on one's high horse
    ▶ auf dem [o einem] hohen \Roß sitzen to be on one's high horse
    ▶ von seinem hohen \Roß heruntersteigen [o kommen] to get down off one's high horse
    ▶ \Roß und Reiter nennen (geh) to name names

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Roß

  • 16 hack

    hack [hæk]
    1 noun
    (a) (sharp blow) coup m violent; (kick) coup m de pied;
    ∎ to take a hack at sb (kick) donner un coup de pied à qn
    (b) (cut) entaille f
    (c) pejorative (writer) écrivaillon m; (journalist) journaleux(euse) m,f, tâcheron m; (politician) politicard m
    (d) (horse for riding) cheval m de selle; (horse for hire) cheval m de louage; (old horse, nag) rosse f, carne f
    ∎ to go for a hack aller faire une promenade à cheval
    (f) (cough) toux f sèche
    (g) American familiar (taxi) taxi□ m, tacot m; (taxi driver) chauffeur m de taxi□
    (a) (cut) taillader, tailler;
    ∎ to hack sb/sth to pieces tailler qn/qch en pièces; figurative (opponent, manuscript) mettre ou tailler qn/qch en pièces;
    ∎ to hack sb to death tuer qn à coups de couteau ou de hache;
    ∎ he hacked his way through the jungle il s'est taillé un passage à travers la jungle à coups de machette
    (b) (kick → ball) donner un coup de pied sec dans;
    ∎ to hack sb on the shins donner un coup de pied dans les tibias à qn
    ∎ to hack one's way into a system entrer dans un système par effraction
    ∎ he can't hack the pace il n'arrive pas à tenir le rythme;
    ∎ I can't hack it (can't cope) je n'en peux plus□, je craque;
    ∎ the new guy can't hack it le nouveau ne tient pas le choc
    (a) (cut) donner des coups de couteau (de hache etc);
    ∎ to hack (away) at sth taillader qch
    ∎ to hack at the ball donner un coup de pied sec dans le ballon;
    ∎ to hack at sb's shins donner des coups de pied dans les tibias à qn
    ∎ to hack into a system entrer dans un système par effraction;
    ∎ to hack into sth (system, file) s'introduire en fraude dans qch
    (d) (on horseback) aller à cheval;
    ∎ to go hacking aller faire une promenade à cheval
    ►► familiar hack writer écrivaillon m;
    familiar hack writing travail m d'écrivaillon
    (tree) abattre à coups de hache; (person) massacrer à coups de couteau (de hache etc)
    (body, corpse) taillader; figurative (text, article) massacrer
    (a) (chop off) trancher
    ∎ to hack sb off prendre la tête à qn;
    ∎ to be hacked off (with sb/sth) en avoir marre (de qn/qch)
    (centre of fruit, rotten parts) couper; (hole, clearing) tailler
    (meat, wood) tailler ou couper en menus morceaux; (body, victim) mettre en pièces, découper en morceaux

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  • 17 rocco

    "k" noun "horse" ROK, SA:roch; Letters:382; cf. 282 where the spelling really is rocco, not rokko. In Letters:382 the word is defined as "swift horse for riding". VT46:12 refers to an alternative form of the entry ROK that was inserted into the Etymologies; here rocco, which Tolkien revised from ronco "k", was similarly glossed "swift horse". Nésë nórima rocco “k” “he was a horse strong/swift at running” VT49:29

    Quettaparma Quenyallo (Quenya-English) > rocco

  • 18 steed

    sti:d
    (an old word for a horse for riding.)
    tr[stiːd]
    steed ['sti:d] n
    : corcel m
    n.
    • caballo de combate s.m.
    • corcel s.m.
    stiːd
    noun (liter) corcel m (liter)
    [stiːd]
    N liter corcel m
    * * *
    [stiːd]
    noun (liter) corcel m (liter)

    English-spanish dictionary > steed

  • 19 steed

    sti:d
    (an old word for a horse for riding.) ganger
    subst. \/stiːd\/
    (poetisk eller spøkefullt, om hest) ganger
    while the grass grows the steed starves mens gresset gror, dør kua

    English-Norwegian dictionary > steed

  • 20 steed

    [sti:d]
    (an old word for a horse for riding.) fákur

    English-Icelandic dictionary > steed

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