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(roʊdioʊ, roʊdeɪoʊ)

Word forms: plural rodeos

countable noun [usually singular]

In the United States, a rodeo is a public entertainment event in which cowboys show different skills, including riding wild horses and catching cattle with ropes.

rodeo in British English

(ˈrəʊdɪˌəʊ)

nounWord forms: plural -os mainly US and Canadian

a display of the skills of cowboys, including bareback riding, steer wrangling, etc

the rounding up of cattle for branding, counting, inspection, etc

an enclosure for cattle that have been rounded up

Word origin

C19: from Spanish, from rodear to go around, from rueda a wheel, from Latin rota

rodeo in American English

(ˈroʊdiˌoʊ; also, esp. for 1 roʊˈdeɪoʊ)

nounWord forms: plural ˈrodeˌos

1. Rare

a roundup of cattle

a public exhibition of the skills of cowboys, typically involving competition in broncobusting, lassoing, etc.

verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈrodeˌoed or ˈrodeˌoing

to take part in a rodeo

Word origin

Sp, a going around, cattle ring < rodear, to surround < L rotare: see rotate

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I hope she has a go on the rodeo bull.I suspect a repeat rodeo show is not expected.It's no wonder that their own bones often carry signs of injury similar to what a modern rodeo rider might expect.Before that he was a rodeo rider, riding bulls for 24 years.A friend who found the former rodeo racer a desk job, owned an outsized pet chimp called Travis.

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释义	Trends of rodeo View usage for: rodeo (roʊdioʊ, roʊdeɪoʊ) Word forms: plural rodeos countable noun [usually singular] In the United States, a rodeo is a public entertainment event in which cowboys show different skills, including riding wild horses and catching cattle with ropes. rodeo in British English (ˈrəʊdɪˌəʊ) nounWord forms: plural -os mainly US and Canadian 1. a display of the skills of cowboys, including bareback riding, steer wrangling, etc 2. the rounding up of cattle for branding, counting, inspection, etc 3. an enclosure for cattle that have been rounded up Word origin C19: from Spanish, from rodear to go around, from rueda a wheel, from Latin rota rodeo in American English (ˈroʊdiˌoʊ; also, esp. for 1 roʊˈdeɪoʊ) US nounWord forms: plural ˈrodeˌos 1. Rare a roundup of cattle 2. a public exhibition of the skills of cowboys, typically involving competition in broncobusting, lassoing, etc. verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈrodeˌoed or ˈrodeˌoing 3. to take part in a rodeo Word origin Sp, a going around, cattle ring < rodear, to surround < L rotare: see rotate Image of rodeo © Diane Garcia, shutterstock Examples of 'rodeo' in a sentence rodeo I hope she has a go on the rodeo bull. The Sun (2016) I suspect a repeat rodeo show is not expected. The Sun (2009) It's no wonder that their own bones often carry signs of injury similar to what a modern rodeo rider might expect. Francis Pryor BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans (2003) Before that he was a rodeo rider, riding bulls for 24 years. Times, Sunday Times (2013) A friend who found the former rodeo racer a desk job, owned an outsized pet chimp called Travis. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Word lists with rodeo Types of entertainment
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