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1 gallop
'ɡæləp
1. noun((a period of riding at) the fastest pace of a horse: He took the horse out for a gallop; The horse went off at a gallop.) galope
2. verb1) ((of a horse) to move at a gallop: The horse galloped round the field.) galopar2) ((with through) to do, say etc (something) very quickly: He galloped through the work.) hacer a la carrera•gallop1 n galopegallop2 vb galopartr['gæləp]1 galope nombre masculino1 galopargallop ['gæləp] vi: galopargallop n: galope mn.• galopada s.f.• galope s.m.v.• galopar v.
I 'gæləpnoun galope mat full gallop — a galope tendido, a todo galope
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intransitive verb galopar['ɡælǝp]1.N (=pace) galope m ; (=distance covered) galopada f2.VI [horse] galoparto gallop up/off — llegar/alejarse al galope
to gallop past — pasar al galope; (in procession) desfilar al galope
3.* * *
I ['gæləp]noun galope mat full gallop — a galope tendido, a todo galope
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intransitive verb galopar -
2 trot
trot
1. past tense, past participle - trotted; verb((of a horse) to move with fairly fast, bouncy steps, faster than a walk but slower than a canter or gallop: The horse trotted down the road; The child trotted along beside his mother.) trotar
2. noun(the pace at which a horse or rider etc moves when trotting: They rode at a trot.) trote- trottertrot vb trotartr[trɒt]1 trote nombre masculino1 hacer trotar1 (gen) trotar, ir al trote; (on horse) cabalgar al trote\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have the trots tener cagaleratrot n: trote mv.• hacer trotar v.• trotar v.n.• trote s.m.trɑːt, trɒt
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noun (no pl) trote mto go at a trot — ir* al trote, trotar
to break into a trot — empezar* a trotar
on the trot — (BrE colloq)
four times/nights on the trot — cuatro veces/noches seguidas
to have the trots — (colloq) tener* diarrea, estar* churriento (Col) or (Chi) churrete (fam), tener* cagalera (Esp) or (Méx) chorrillo (fam)
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- tt- intransitive verba) ( Equ) \<\<horse/rider\>\> trotarb) (go) (+ adv compl)I'm just trotting across o over to the library — voy un momento hasta la biblioteca
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vt hacer* trotarPhrasal Verbs:- trot out[trɒt]1. N1) (=step) trote mat an easy trot, at a slow trot — a trote corto
to break into a trot — [horse, rider] echar a trotar; [person] echar a correr
to go for a trot — (on horse) ir a montar a caballo
- be always on the trot- keep sb on the trot2)on the trot * — seguidos, uno tras otro, uno detrás de otro
3)the trots ** — (=diarrhoea) diarrea f
2.VI [horse, rider] trotar, ir al trote; [person] ir trotando3.VT [+ horse] hacer trotar- trot out* * *[trɑːt, trɒt]
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noun (no pl) trote mto go at a trot — ir* al trote, trotar
to break into a trot — empezar* a trotar
on the trot — (BrE colloq)
four times/nights on the trot — cuatro veces/noches seguidas
to have the trots — (colloq) tener* diarrea, estar* churriento (Col) or (Chi) churrete (fam), tener* cagalera (Esp) or (Méx) chorrillo (fam)
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- tt- intransitive verba) ( Equ) \<\<horse/rider\>\> trotarb) (go) (+ adv compl)I'm just trotting across o over to the library — voy un momento hasta la biblioteca
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vt hacer* trotarPhrasal Verbs:- trot out -
3 Trot
trot
1. past tense, past participle - trotted; verb((of a horse) to move with fairly fast, bouncy steps, faster than a walk but slower than a canter or gallop: The horse trotted down the road; The child trotted along beside his mother.) trotar
2. noun(the pace at which a horse or rider etc moves when trotting: They rode at a trot.) trote- trottertrot vb trotartr[trɒt]1 trote nombre masculino1 hacer trotar1 (gen) trotar, ir al trote; (on horse) cabalgar al trote\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have the trots tener cagaleratrot n: trote mv.• hacer trotar v.• trotar v.n.• trote s.m.trɑːt, trɒt
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noun (no pl) trote mto go at a trot — ir* al trote, trotar
to break into a trot — empezar* a trotar
on the trot — (BrE colloq)
four times/nights on the trot — cuatro veces/noches seguidas
to have the trots — (colloq) tener* diarrea, estar* churriento (Col) or (Chi) churrete (fam), tener* cagalera (Esp) or (Méx) chorrillo (fam)
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- tt- intransitive verba) ( Equ) \<\<horse/rider\>\> trotarb) (go) (+ adv compl)I'm just trotting across o over to the library — voy un momento hasta la biblioteca
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vt hacer* trotarPhrasal Verbs:- trot out[trɒt]N ABBR = Trotskyist* * *[trɑːt, trɒt]
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noun (no pl) trote mto go at a trot — ir* al trote, trotar
to break into a trot — empezar* a trotar
on the trot — (BrE colloq)
four times/nights on the trot — cuatro veces/noches seguidas
to have the trots — (colloq) tener* diarrea, estar* churriento (Col) or (Chi) churrete (fam), tener* cagalera (Esp) or (Méx) chorrillo (fam)
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- tt- intransitive verba) ( Equ) \<\<horse/rider\>\> trotarb) (go) (+ adv compl)I'm just trotting across o over to the library — voy un momento hasta la biblioteca
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vt hacer* trotarPhrasal Verbs:- trot out -
4 canter
'kæntə
1. noun((of a horse) an easy gallop: He went off at a canter.) medio galope
2. verb(to gallop easily: The horse cantered over the meadow.) ir a medio galopetr['kæntəSMALLr/SMALL]1 medio galope1 ir a medio galopecanter ['kæntər] vi: ir a medio galopecanter n: medio galope mn.• galope corto s.m.• medio galope s.m.
I 'kæntər, 'kæntə(r)noun medio galope m
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intransitive verb ir* a medio galope['kæntǝ(r)]1.N medio galope m- win in or at a canter2.* * *
I ['kæntər, 'kæntə(r)]noun medio galope m
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intransitive verb ir* a medio galope -
5 caballo
caballo 1
caballo 2 sustantivo masculino 1a) (Equ, Zool) horse;montar or (AmL) andar a caballo to ride (a horse); caballo de carga/de tiro packhorse/carthorse; caballo de carreras racehorse; a caballo entre … halfway between …; llevar a algn a caballo to give sb a piggyback ( en naipes) ≈ queen ( in a Spanish pack of cards) 2 (Auto, Fís, Mec) tb
caballo sustantivo masculino
1 horse
2 Ajedrez knight
3 Naipes queen
4 argot (heroína) horse, smack
5 Fís caballos de vapor, horse power 6 caballo de batalla, sticking point, figurado hobby-horse Locuciones: llevar a alguien a caballo, to give somebody a piggyback
montar a caballo, to ride
a caballo, on horseback (a horcajadas) astride
a caballo entre..., halfway between...
a caballo regalado no le mires el diente, don't look a gift horse in the mouth
a mata caballo/matacaballo: tuvimos que hacer las compras a matacaballo, we had to do the shopping at breakneck speed ' caballo' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - baya - bayo - casco - con - desbocarse - desbocada - desbocado - desmontar - domar - espantarse - espuela - freno - guiar - hostigar - montar - montada - montado - paseo - pata - reventar - reventarse - rienda - sofrenar - subirse - trenzado - trotar - trote - ventrera - zaina - zaino - a - amansar - andar - aparejo - apearse - arre - atar - baba - bajar - bien - bozal - brío - brioso - caballito - cabecear - cabriola - caer - castrar - cola English: bareback - battlefield - bay - bit - blinkers - bolt - break - buck - canter - carthorse - come off - control - croup - dappled - draught - fall off - flick - frisky - gallop up - gelding - get off - gift - gouge out - grey - groom - hack - harness - haul - hitch - hobbyhorse - hoof - horse - horseback - horsepower - hp - knight - mane - mount - nag - odds-on - paw - pony express - ponytail - prance - race - racehorse - rear - rein - respectively - ride
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