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1 amble
amble [ˈæmbl][person] to amble along aller sans se presser* * *['æmbl]1) ( stroll)2) [horse] aller l'amble -
2 amble
A n3 Equit amble m.B vi1 ( stroll) to amble off partir tranquillement ; we ambled around the gardens nous nous sommes promenés tranquillement dans les jardins ;2 Equit trotter l'amble.
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