| 释义 |
ahorse, adv.|əˈhɔːs|
[f. a prep.1 + horse n.; cf. ME. on hors (horse n. 16).]
= a-horseback.
1808R. Anderson Ballads in Cumberland Dialect 74 Frae east and west, beath rich and peer, A-horse, a-fit, caw in. 1860W. H. Russell Diary India II. 126 Young ladies and gentlemen..a-horse and a-foot. 1925Chambers's Jrnl. Xmas No. 854/2 When he and I encountered, ahorse on a road, we pulled up our horses and conversed. |