trot

释义

n.马的小跑; 人快步走; 摇摇摆摆学步的孩子; 〈古〉老太婆vi.小跑; 快速前进; 赶紧vt.使小跑; 使快步走

词态变化

复数 :   trots ; 第三人称单数 :   trots ; 过去式 :   trotted ; 过去分词 :   trotted ; 现在分词 :   trotting ;

实用场景例句

The wooden shack was approached by her as she trotted swiftly down the trail.

她快步沿着小径小跑着靠近那座木棚。

金山词霸

The children trotted energetically after their leader...

孩子们精力充沛地跟在他们的领队后面小跑着...

金山词霸

The spirited colt transitioned into a trot when Alan tightened his grip on the reins.

这匹精神抖擞的小马驹转为快步走，这时艾伦抓紧了缰绳。

金山词霸

Pete mounted his horse and began to trot through the meadow.

皮特骑上马，开始在草地上小跑起来。

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Her triumphant trot was abruptly interrupted by a string of five straight losses.

她胜利的小跑被一连串的五场直落失利突然打断。

金山词霸

Vehicle purchases maintained a steady trot upward during the consecutive months leading to May.

5月前连续数月汽车购买量保持稳定增长。

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She trotted her dog along the beach.

她带着她的狗沿着海滩小跑。

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The children trotted happily behind their teacher on the field trip.

孩子们在实地考察旅行中高兴地跟在老师后面小跑。

金山词霸

They trotted out the same tired arguments to justify the budget cuts.

他们又搬出那些老掉牙的理由来为预算削减辩护。

金山词霸

The boy broke into a trot and vanished down the alley.

那个男孩突然小步跑了起来，消失在巷子里。

金山词霸

They've just scored four goals on the trot.

他们刚刚连续打进了四个进球。

金山词霸

I've been on the trot since morning.

我从早上开始就忙个不停。

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The Passage is a measured , very collected , very elevated and very cadenced trot.

正步是一种很有韵律, 极度收缩,四肢高抬,节奏明显的快步.

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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.

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He cracked his whip and the horses began to trot.

他噼噼啪啪地挥鞭策马狂跑.

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The trot is apace of the horse.

“快步”是马行的一种步态.

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They passed me at a trot.

他们从我身边快步走过.

《简明英汉词典》

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.

辞典例句

He had broken into a trot.

他突然小跑起来.

《简明英汉词典》

Need makes the old wife trot.

事急老妪跑.

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英英释义

Noun

1. a slow pace of running

2. a literal translation used in studying a foreign language (often used illicitly)

3. a gait faster than a walk; diagonally opposite legs strike the ground together

Verb

1. run at a moderately swift pace

2. ride at a trot

3. cause to trot;

"She trotted the horse home"