unhorse

1 "And as tiresome," Littlefinger added, "though I daresay he should do well in the tourney. Last year he unhorsed the Hound, and it was only four years ago that he was champion."

2 He unhorsed me at the first tilt—my son did.”

3 When Richard is finally unhorsed from power and swallowed into the night, we should feel relieved that his reign of terror has ended.

4 The tutor's cheeks, swelling with anger, almost unhorsed the small spectacles saddling his nose.

5 It's what many Greeks had expected of its outgoing Premier Papandreou, the 59-year-old scion of Greece's most prominent political dynasty, before the debt crisis unhorsed him.

6 The wounds were consistent with accounts that he died, unhorsed, having lost his helmet in battle.

7 "He was unhorsed, and stood with his pistol and quarter-staff, one man against twenty."

8 If I was day-dreaming, I was likely to find myself unhorsed and facing a chase after my active steed.

9 Well, that was true before the 1976 GOP convention, when Reagan attempted to unhorse a sitting president from his own party.

10 This physical expansion brought with it the soaring costs that have unhorsed so many other bricks-and-mortar retailers.

11 If it does not, he risks being unhorsed by angry voters.

12 “No, no! Look at Lancelot Look how he thrangs and rashes. There is Aglovale unhorsed. Look, he is coming to the Queen.”

13 In a blink, one combatant was unhorsed, the other reeling.

14 I will unhorse him, and then you shall take his place.

15 Scattergood, nearly unhorsed by the sudden stoppage, was thrown off his guard, and in momentary confusion of mind called out in his rasping voice, "Steady, Meg, steady!"

16 By the implicit command of Sergeant Wright, he is immediately arrested, unhorsed, searched, and the treasonable correspondence found concealed in his boots.

17 Unseating Bush was daunting, as it is to unhorse any incumbent president.

18 He was always getting himself into trouble—as, for instance, by unhorsing the Orkneys at Westminster—through underestimating the wickedness of the world.

19 After unheard-of prowess the hero unhorses the stranger and unlaces his vizor.

20 He parried on the forte of his blade, but so furious was the stroke that it broke the weapon in his hand, and almost unhorsed him.

1 击败

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2 摔下马来

dismount

3 把…拉下马来

unseat

4 使从马背上摔下

unseat

5 从马背上摔下

unseat

6 把…赶下台

dethrone

7 使摔下马来

dismount

8 推翻

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