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

colt1

/kəʊlt

noun

1A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old.The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891....

The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings.
I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time.

1.1British A member of a junior sports team: England Colts...

Further proof of the success of the junior and colts hockey programme at Ben Rhydding Hockey Club is the selection of two boys for the North East of England.
Both are products of the Ilkley mini, junior and colts sections.
His proud dad- who now coaches Romford Hockey Club's colts team - said competing in the national championships would offer the whole team a great chance to shine in front of the watching England selectors.

Origin

Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals.

Rhymes

Colt2

/kəʊlt

noun trademark

A type of revolver.The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless....

I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver.
The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62).

单词	colt
释义	colt1 /kəʊlt / noun 1A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old.The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891.... The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings. I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time. 1.1British A member of a junior sports team: England Colts... Further proof of the success of the junior and colts hockey programme at Ben Rhydding Hockey Club is the selection of two boys for the North East of England. Both are products of the Ilkley mini, junior and colts sections. His proud dad- who now coaches Romford Hockey Club's colts team - said competing in the national championships would offer the whole team a great chance to shine in front of the watching England selectors. Origin Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals. Rhymes bolt, dolt, holt, jolt, moult (US molt), poult, smolt, volt Colt2 /kəʊlt / noun trademark A type of revolver.The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless.... I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver. The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other. Origin Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62).
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