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21 ir en el asiento de pasajero
• ride out the storm• ride over• ride roughshod overDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ir en el asiento de pasajero
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22 alejarse a caballo
• ride at anchor• ride back -
23 atropellar con el caballo
• ride better than• ride for a fall• run over with the horseDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > atropellar con el caballo
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24 cabalgar al lado de
• ride a horse at a canter• ride along -
25 estar fondeado
• ride astride• ride at breakneck speed -
26 ir a casa en coche
• ride for a fall• ride horseback -
27 ir a horcajadas
• ride herd on• ride horseback -
28 ir a medio galope
• ride a bicycle• ride about -
29 ir rompiendo cinchas
• ride at an easy pace• ride away -
30 montar a horcajadas
• ride an ambling horse• ride at an easy pace -
31 montar a pelo
• ride away• ride behind -
32 montar en pelo
• ride away• ride behind -
33 que se puede montar
• ride through• ride up• rideable• rider -
34 venir rompiendo cinchas
• ride at an easy pace• ride awayDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > venir rompiendo cinchas
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35 viajar a toda velocidad
• ride at an easy pace• ride awayDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > viajar a toda velocidad
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36 adiciones
• ride up• rider• riders• ridership -
37 andar por lo llano
• ride on the flat -
38 capear el temporal
• ride over• try to get out of a difficult situation• weasel word• weather away• weather station• weather through -
39 entrar rodando por
• ride into -
40 ir montado sobre
• ride on
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