英:[trɒt]
美:[trɑːt]
英:[trɒt]
美:[trɑːt]
复数:trots
第三人称单数:trots
现在分词:trotting
过去式:trotted
过去分词:trotted
词根:trot
n.trotter 猪脚;小跑步的马;快步走的人;当跑腿的人
verb
intransitive verb
to ride, drive, or proceed at a trot
the fox trotted over the knoll
to proceed briskly : hurry
transitive verb
to cause to go at a trot
to traverse at a trot
noun (1)
a moderately fast gait of a quadruped (such as a horse) in which the legs move in diagonal pairs
a ride on horseback
trots plural diarrhea—used with the
an old woman
a literal translation of a foreign text
noun (2)
trotlinealso: one of the short lines with hooks that are attached to a trotline at intervals
noun (3)
an adherent of Trotskyism : trotskyist, trotskyite
on the trot一个接一个
fox trot狐步舞曲;狐步舞
这组词都有“跑”的意思,其区别是:
trot强调小跑时上下弹跳的动作,是介于跑与走之间轻快的快速运动。
jog指从容不迫地慢跑。
run最普通用词,指由于各种原因而急速奔跑。
race多用于赛跑,指以最快速度奔跑。
以上来源于网络
"介于行走和奔跑之间的步态,最初用于形容马的步态,约始于公元1300年,源自古法语 trot “小跑,慢跑”(12世纪),来自 troter “小跑,前往”的词根,源自法兰克语 *trotton,源自原始日耳曼语 *trott-(也是古高地德语 trotton “踏”词的来源),派生自 *tred-(参见 tread(v.))。The trots “腹泻”记录于1808年(类似于 the runs)。
快步
Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French, from troter to trot, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German trottōn to tread, Old English tredan
The first known use of trot was in the 14th century
troublemakernoun
a person who causes problems or disagreements
troubadournoun
a poet-musician of the Middle Ages in France and Italy
trotternoun
one that trotsespecially: a standardbred horse trained for harness racing
trotternoun
one that trotsespecially: a standardbred horse trained for harness racing
troth1 of 2noun
: loyalty, fidelity
one's pledged wordalso: betrothal
troth2 of 2verb
betroth, pledge
trot1 of 2noun
a moderately fast gait of a four-footed animal (as a horse) in which a front foot and the opposite hind foot move at the same time
a human jogging pace between a walk and a run
trot2 of 2verb
to ride, drive, go, or cause to go at a trot
to go along quickly : hurry
1 The horse started off at a steady trot.
那匹马快步稳健地跑了起来。
2 They passed me at a trot.
他们从我身边快步走过.
3 If you are busy long, I'll trot home.
如果你还要忙一阵子的话, 那我就先回家去了.
4 John and Mary took the floor for the next dance which was a fox trot.
约翰和玛丽开始跳下一个狐步舞.
5 Need makes the old wife trot.
事急老妪跑.
6 The children trotted into the room.
孩子们小跑着进了房间。
7 The driver trotted his pair of bays along the path of the woods.
马夫赶着他的那一对栗色马沿着林间小路小跑起来.
8 For each event, a secret society selected a “sultan” and “sultana,” the Trot’s version of a king and queen, who wore lavish caftans or gomleks to channel the dress of the Ottoman Empire.
9 The horse began to trot.
马开始小跑。
10 Trot lines are good with cut live bait.
11 The horses trotted around the circus ring.
马绕着马戏场小跑.
12 Many cities now feature organized bike rides tied to Thanksgiving, as an alternative to the ubiquitous Turkey Trot running races.
13 He was teaching his horse how to trot.
他正在训练他的马如何小跑.
14 A horse trotted past us.
15 Trot them out for salads splashed with soy and dotted with fava beans or draped in a rich tahini and sesame oil dressing.
16 Bod said, “Master Trot? Might I ask you for advice?”
17 Gleeson is now trotting in to bowl the first ball of a new over.
格里森正一路小跑进来投新一轮的第一个球.
18 “Trot” is a Korean music genre that has been around for decades.
19 She trotted off to help.
20 But as he starred in forgettable movies like the talking-horse comedy “Hot to Trot,” his act hardened into gimmickry.
1 快步行走
3 走着去
4 妓女
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7 快步走过
9 托洛茨基分子
10 急匆匆地做
13 跳舞
step measure dance drag crawl dancing bob fling pas foot struggle spin hop hoof romp toddle jolly-up pig fight toe smithing
14 托洛斯基分子
15 快步走
17 带着走
20 小跑步
21 托派分子
24 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog fund sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean chamber mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic fry making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart flick swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree histrionic unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
26 急步
27 散步
walk promenade ramble walk about meandering turn walk hike stroll outing meander airing ramble toddle paseo air parade
28 走
courser trudge take run head step walk track trace slope tread hoof trill pad move develop measure pursue toddle bend steps hit the grit stir stumps be off cover travel March wend way make way walk going trip Wend move tread trudge travelled go play continue split wend out of here
29 快步马驾车赛
30 骑马旅行
31 泻肚
32 腹泻
run shit flux scour diarrhoea squit squitters lax laxative run shit diarrhea diarrhoea runs laxness loose diarrhoeal loose the runs flux Johnny Trots
33 驾马车赛
34 行走
walking gradient walk tread step navigate fare gang march ankle sashay tramp March going fare gang ankle cover walk tramp
37 小步跑
39 轻快地走
40 拉肚子
41 领着走
42 急匆匆地走