gallop

gallop
'ɡæləp
1. noun
((a period of riding at) the fastest pace of a horse: He took the horse out for a gallop; The horse went off at a gallop.) galope

2. verb
1) ((of a horse) to move at a gallop: The horse galloped round the field.) galopar
2) ((with through) to do, say etc (something) very quickly: He galloped through the work.) hacer a la carrera
gallop1 n galope
the horse went at a gallop el caballo iba a galope
gallop2 vb galopar
the horse galloped across the field el caballo galopaba a través del campo
gallop
tr['gæləp]
noun
1 galope nombre masculino
intransitive verb
1 galopar
gallop ['gæləp] vi
: galopar
gallop n
: galope m
gallop
n.
galopada s.f.
galope s.m.
v.
galopar v.

I 'gæləp
noun galope m

to break into a gallop — echarse a galopar

at a gallop — al galope

at full gallop — a galope tendido, a todo galope


II
intransitive verb galopar
['ɡælǝp]
1.
N (=pace) galope m ; (=distance covered) galopada f

at a gallop — al galope

at full gallop — a galope tendido

to break into a gallop — ponerse a galopar

2.
VI [horse] galopar

to gallop up/off — llegar/alejarse al galope

to gallop past — pasar al galope; (in procession) desfilar al galope

he galloped through his homework — terminó sus deberes a la carrera

3.
VT hacer galopar
* * *

I ['gæləp]
noun galope m

to break into a gallop — echarse a galopar

at a gallop — al galope

at full gallop — a galope tendido, a todo galope


II
intransitive verb galopar

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