lope
verb[I]
uk/ləʊp/us/loʊp/(of apersonoranimal) toruntakinglong,relaxedsteps:
(人或动物轻松地)大步跑,大步跳跃Thelionlopedacrossthegrass.狮子大步跳跃着跑过了草地。
Moving firmly on foot
- clomp
- clump
- flounce
- goose step
- march
- mark
- mark timeidiom
- pace
- parade
- prance
- sashay
- stamp
- stomp
- stride
- strut
- stump
- surefooted
- swaggeringly
- unmounted
- waltz
lope
noun[S]
uk/ləʊp/us/loʊp/a way ofwalkingormovingusinglong,relaxedsteps:
Thetrotquicklybecamea lope, which just asquicklybecameagallop.
Shecrossedthefieldwith theeasylope of a womanhalfherage.
- Shewalkedround Gabriel with awolfishlope.
- Dropping to asteadylope, thepackhadrunondeepinto theforest.
- He set off at afastlope,leavingheramazedthat he still had enoughenergytomovesoquickly.
Walking and walkers
- bring/callsomething/someoneto heelidiom
- cavalcade
- constitutional
- foot traffic
- heel
- hiker
- hiking
- hoof itidiom
- rambler
- shanks's pony
- sleepwalk
- sleepwalking
- somnambulate
- somnambulist
- stretch
- walkabout
- walkies
- walking
- walking pole
- walking stick