gallop
verb
uk/ˈɡæl.əp/us/ˈɡæl.əp/[IorT]
(of ahorse) torunfastso that all fourfeetcome off thegroundtogether in eachactofforwardmovement, or (of aperson) torideahorsethat isrunningin this way:
(马)飞跑,疾驰;(人)骑马奔驰We galloped through thewoods.我们骑马从林中飞驰而过。
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canterverb
trotnoun(RUN)
[Iusually+ adv/prep]informal
tomoveoractquickly:
急速移动;快速行动It is theheightoffollyand atragicwasteto gallop intowar.仓促发动战争是极其愚蠢的行为,是一种可悲的浪费。
Animal (non-human) behaviour
- accidental
- beg
- behave
- behaviour
- behavioural science
- behaviourist
- claw
- gambol
- groom
- housebroken
- migrate
- monogamous
- monogamy
- murmuration
- nocturnal
- non-migrant
- nuzzle
- ruminate
- scent
- skitter
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Moving quickly
Phrasal verb
gallop throughsomething
gallop
noun[S]
uk/ˈɡæl.əp/us/ˈɡæl.əp/gallopnoun[S](RUN)
thefastrunorspeedof ahorsewhen it is galloping, or anactof galloping:
(马)奔驰At thesoundofgunfirethehorsesuddenlybrokeintoa gallop.枪声一响,那匹马突然飞奔起来。
Animal (non-human) behaviour
- accidental
- beg
- behave
- behaviour
- behavioural science
- behaviourist
- claw
- gambol
- groom
- housebroken
- migrate
- monogamous
- monogamy
- murmuration
- nocturnal
- non-migrant
- nuzzle
- ruminate
- scent
- skitter
gallopnoun[S](SPEED)
afastspeed:
高速度We had tocompletetheworkat agallop(= veryquickly).我们不得不快马加鞭将工作赶完。
Fast and rapid
- (at) full speed/tilt/peltidiom
- apace
- as fast asyourlegs would carryyouidiom
- as ifit isgoing out of styleidiom
- at a rate of knotsidiom
- fleet
- hypersonic
- in the twinkling of an eyeidiom
- Jack Robinson
- lickety-split
- lightning
- like a shotidiom
- prompt
- smartly
- souped-up
- spread like wildfireidiom
- streak
- super-express
- superfast
- wildfire
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Speed of motion