英语词汇“θ199679”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Subcategories:

— out (1)

— ride out of or away from (1)

— ride better or faster than (1)

— ride beside or ahead of (2)

— overtake by riding (3)

— ride around, surround, take (1)

— collide with and knock down (1)

— trample down by riding (1)

— use (a horse) for general riding (2)

— ride (a horse) on a journey (1)

— exhaust (a horse) by excessive riding (8)

— ride (a horse) across country for exercise (1)

— ride (a horse) through water (1)

— ride (a horse) rapidly (12)

— ride (a horse) at a moderate pace (1)

— ride at a trot (1)

— ride at a walk (1)

— put into quicker pace (1)

— urge on (34)

— make (a horse) spirited or lively (2)

— cause to prance (4)

— cause to rear (1)

— cause to move in other specific manner (3)

— bring completely in hand (2)

— keep horse's nose down (1)

— make (a horse) leap (7)

— turn (a horse) to face the other way (1)

— cause or allow to fall (1)

— pull back on its feet (1)

— control with bridle (1)

— control with reins (13)

— allow (a horse) free motion (3)

— use the bit or mouth roughly (2)

— control with a curb (1)

— mount (a horse or other animal) (21)

— keep one's seat on (a horse) (14)

— dismount from (9)

— cause (one) to ride (1)

— pursue (one's way) on horseback (1)

— traverse on horseback (8)

— provide with mount(s) (3)

— deprive of a mount (2)

— furnish horses with riders (1)

— clog (horses feet) (1)

— take saddle off (a horse) (1)

— lead to and fro (1)

单词	θ199679
释义	society > travel > transport > riding on horse (or other animal) > ride (a horse or other animal) [verb (transitive)] (185) sit1542 transitive. To keep one's seat on (a horse); to ride (a horse). Later also in extended use: to keep one's seat on (any moving thing). saddle1551 transitive. To ride or bestride (an animal). Frequently in extended use: to sit or lie astride; to straddle. Obsolete. carry1613 transitive. To take or conduct (a vessel or vehicle, a horse, etc.) to a place; to cause (a vessel, etc.) to travel a certain distance. endorsea1637 To sit or ride on the back of (a horse). nonce-use (with pun on 2). set1648 To sit (a horse); = sit, v. 14a. rare. Subcategories: — out (1) — ride out of or away from (1) — ride better or faster than (1) — ride beside or ahead of (2) — overtake by riding (3) — ride around, surround, take (1) — collide with and knock down (1) — trample down by riding (1) — use (a horse) for general riding (2) — ride (a horse) on a journey (1) — exhaust (a horse) by excessive riding (8) — ride (a horse) across country for exercise (1) — ride (a horse) through water (1) — ride (a horse) rapidly (12) — ride (a horse) at a moderate pace (1) — ride at a trot (1) — ride at a walk (1) — put into quicker pace (1) — urge on (34) — make (a horse) spirited or lively (2) — cause to prance (4) — cause to rear (1) — cause to move in other specific manner (3) — bring completely in hand (2) — keep horse's nose down (1) — make (a horse) leap (7) — turn (a horse) to face the other way (1) — cause or allow to fall (1) — pull back on its feet (1) — control with bridle (1) — control with reins (13) — allow (a horse) free motion (3) — use the bit or mouth roughly (2) — control with a curb (1) — mount (a horse or other animal) (21) — keep one's seat on (a horse) (14) — dismount from (9) — cause (one) to ride (1) — pursue (one's way) on horseback (1) — traverse on horseback (8) — provide with mount(s) (3) — deprive of a mount (2) — furnish horses with riders (1) — clog (horses feet) (1) — take saddle off (a horse) (1) — lead to and fro (1)
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