gallop是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)hand gallop从容快跑

双语例句

(1)The horse galloped across the field to the stable.

马儿穿过田野飞速向马厩奔去。

(2)Summer vacation was galloping by, and the children reluctantly returned to class with their schoolbags on.

暑假很快就过去了，孩子们不情愿地背上书包重新返回课堂。

(3)I'm looking forward to the gallop on the prairie during this trip.

我很期待这次旅行能在大草原上骑马疾驰。

(4)How splendid! Thousands of horses are galloping on the grassland!

太壮观了 千匹骏马在草原上飞驰

(5)I read the book at a gallop.

我迅速读完了那本书。

(6)I was forced to attempt a gallop.

我被迫尝试一次骑马疾驰。

(7)My horse suddenly broke into a gallop.

我的马突然飞奔起来。

(8)On he went at full gallop, still galloping on and on.

他继续疾驰，仍然驰骋不止。

(9)She set off at a gallop, leaving me to toil in the rear.

她骑马疾驰而去，丢下我在后面辛辛苦苦地赶着。

同义词

n. 疾驰；飞奔

vi. 飞驰；急速进行；急急忙忙地说

同根词

词根 gallop

(1)galloping adj. 飞驰的；急性的v. 飞驰；急速进行（gallop的ing形式）

释义

n.

the fastest pace of a horse or other quadruped, with all the feet off the ground together in each stride

（马或其他四足动物）飞跑，疾驰

the horse broke into a furious gallop

那马狂奔起来

[mass noun]a mounted police charge at full gallop.

一次骑警策马飞驰的猛攻。

a ride on a horse at this pace

骑马奔驰

Wilfred went for a gallop on the sands.

威尔弗雷德在沙地上骑马飞奔。

a very fast pace of running by a person

（人的）奔跑步伐。

Brit. a track or ground where horses are exercised at a gallop

〈英〉 训练马的跑道；驰马场。

v.

(of a horse)go at the pace of a gallop

（马）飞跑，疾驰。

[with obj. and adverbial of direction]make (a horse) gallop

使（马）飞跑，使（马）疾驰

Fred galloped the horse off to the start.

弗雷德策马向起点飞奔。

(of a person)run fast and rather boisterously

（人快速地、喧闹地）奔跑。

(gallop through)figurative win (something) at great speed or without effort

〈喻〉 （快速或毫不费力地）赢得（某物）

Poole galloped through all his heats.

普尔轻而易举地赢得了所有预赛的胜利。

figurative (of a process or time) progress rapidly in a seemingly uncontrollable manner

〈喻〉 （过程，时间）（似乎无法控制地）快速进展

panic about the deadline galloping towards them

因最后期限的逼近使他们感受到的恐慌

[ as adj. galloping]galloping inflation.

失控的通货膨胀。

词源

"early 16th cent.: from Old French galop （noun）, galoper, variants of Old Northern French walop, waloper （see WALLOP）."