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gal·lop
gae lp
复数:gallops
第三人称单数:gallops
现在分词:galloping
过去式:galloped
过去分词:galloped
galloper (n.)
词根:gallop
adj.galloping 飞驰的;急性的
v.galloping 飞驰;急速进行(gallop的ing形式)
verb
intransitive verb
to progress or ride at a gallop
to run fast
transitive verb
to cause to gallop
to transport at a gallop
noun
a bounding gait of a quadrupedspecifically: a fast natural usually 4-beat gait of the horse compare canter entry 3, run
a ride or run at a gallop
a stretch of land suitable for galloping horses
a rapid or hasty progression or pace
at a gallop飞快地;用最快速度
"跳跃或奔跑",早在15世纪,源自古法语 galoper "gallop"(12世纪),是古北法语 waloper 的中央法语形式,可能来自法兰克语 *wala hlaupan "跑得好"(见 wallop)。相关词汇: Galloped; galloping。虽然法语单词是日耳曼语族的,但荷兰语 galopperen 、德语 galoppiren 、瑞典语 galoppera 都来自法语。
跳步
快跑
飞跑
疾跑
跑步
飞奔
疾驰
奔马律:心脏的一种病态节律。见rhythm项下
Verb Middle English galopen, walopen, borrowed from Anglo-French galoper, gualoper (Picard dialect waloper), perhaps going back to Old Low Franconian *wala hlaupan, literally "to run well," from *wala "well, with good appearance or effect" (going back to Germanic *welō) + *hlaupan "to run," going back to Germanic *hlaup-a- — more at well >entry 3, leap >entry 1 Note: An alternative explanation sees the Old French noun as primary, and derived from Old Low Franconian *walhlaup-, from *wal- "battlefield" and *hlaup-, a nominal derivative of *hlaupan (hence alluding to a warriorʼs manner of riding on the battlefield). Though the meaning of the first noun is reflected in Old High German wal "battlefield," the general meaning of the Germanic etymon is "the slain, the dead in battle" (see valhalla). Noun borrowed from Middle French & Anglo-French galop, noun derivative of galoper "to gallop >entry 1"; replacing Middle English walop, borrowed from Anglo-French walop, galop Note: Alternatively, the noun could be original, and the verb a derivative of the noun. See note at gallop >entry 1.
The first known use of gallop was in the 15th century
galoreadjective
abundant, plentiful—used after the word it modifies
has charm galore
galootnoun
fellow sense 4aespecially: a person who is odd or foolish
gallstonenoun
a hard mass like a pebble that is formed in the gallbladder or bile passages
gall1 of 4noun
bile sense 1
something hard to endure
ill will
nerve sense 3c
gall2 of 4noun
a skin sore (as on a horse's back) caused by repeated irritation (as from rubbing by a saddle)
a cause or state of aggravation
gall3 of 4verb
to make or become sore or worn by rubbing
irritate sense 1, vex
sarcasm galls her
gall4 of 4noun
an abnormal growth of plant tissue usually due to fungi or insect parasites
gallowsnoun
a structure from which criminals are hanged
the punishment of hanging
was sentenced to the gallows
gallop1 of 2verb
to go or cause to go at a gallop
to run fast
gallop2 of 2noun
a fast bounding gait of a four-footed animal in which all four feet are off the ground at one time once in each strideespecially: a fast gait of the horse with a three-beat or four-beat rhythm
a ride or run at a gallop
a rapid progression or pace
gallop1 of 2verb
to go or cause to go at a gallop
to run fast
gallop2 of 2noun
a fast bounding gait of a four-footed animal in which all four feet are off the ground at one time once in each strideespecially: a fast gait of the horse with a three-beat or four-beat rhythm
a ride or run at a gallop
a rapid progression or pace
gallop1 of 2verb
to go or cause to go at a gallop
to run fast
gallop2 of 2noun
a fast bounding gait of a four-footed animal in which all four feet are off the ground at one time once in each strideespecially: a fast gait of the horse with a three-beat or four-beat rhythm
a ride or run at a gallop
a rapid progression or pace
gallop1 of 2intransitive verb
to progress or ride at a gallop
gallop2 of 2noun
a bounding gait of a quadrupedspecifically: a fast natural 3-beat gait of the horse
gallop rhythm
1 The Chinese wanted to break into a gallop but Samuel restrained him.
2 Do not gallop through my letter..but read it over and over again.
3 He put Seabiscuit into a long, lazy warm-up, sailing past his skittering rival and galloping off the wrong way around the track.
4 Good ole Loomis, he must of galloped all over town telling about my escape on the train trestle, because everybody seemed to know all about it.
5 The amazing horse took off at a gallop, racing up through the water, across the frozen sea, and back to the seaside.
6 If I never meet you. Maybe I'll never learn to cherish, forever publicity, always unruly, like maxima as freely gallop.
假如我不曾遇见你,我或许永远都学不会珍惜,永远张扬,永远不羁,像千里马一样自由地飞驰。
7 But they had begun to gallop off through the snow.
8 It galloped madly up to the front door, missing the lamp-post by an inch, and then reared up on its hind legs.
9 They galloped across the meadow and up the slope.
10 The moment their heads are freed, the horses rear up, then gallop for the riverbank, where the boats wait.
11 The Mountain's stallion broke in a hard gallop, plunging forward wildly, while the mare charged as smooth as a flow of silk.
12 Beneath broken walls of dried mud, riders galloped back and forth, swinging their long whips as they herded the survivors from the smoking rubble.
13 Dust rose from the hooves of the galloping Long Knives’ horses.
14 They looked like hawks at first, but as they descended I could make out the long galloping legs of pegasi.
15 The stag had galloped toward him from there just last night....
16 She remembered the first time she had ridden a galloping horse: She had been a child, barely eight or nine, trying to keep up with her older brothers.
17 Her heart galloped in her chest, and she was out of breath like she’d just finished the mile run at school.
18 Not even Bones in high gear or Horse at full gallop could outrun the Vitamin Kid.
19 to go for a gallop
去骑马奔驰一番
20 As they closed in, a Virginia militiaman galloped all night to warn Jefferson.
2 飞跑
tear tantivy streak whirl pelt hare fly fleeting spanking career spin flying scud travel brush wing clip skate whisk rattle hump spank chevy
3 飞奔
flying career fly dart bucket tear galloping bowl flash belt bomb rocket hare scoot scud tantivy RIP rattle streak dash barrel scorch pelt lope
5 快速进展
6 飞速移动
7 急驰
8 高速度
10 策马飞奔
11 连珠炮似地说话
14 快速行动
15 匆忙
rush bustling frantic hurried hurry-up hurry-scurry festinate fast prematurely hastily amain passingly bustle haste hastiness precipitancy chase step on the gas on the fly in haste
16 疾驰
running brushing hell-bent hurtling hurtlingly brush barrel fleet streak go like a bomb dash tantivy tear scorch speed spin sweep spin along rushing career fly whirl ball the jack
19 急赶