Definition
Definition of high-stepper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lifestyleperson living a lively social life
- She's known as a high-stepper in the city's nightlife.
2.
equestrianhorse lifting hooves high when moving
- The parade featured a high-stepper leading the procession.
Images of high-stepper

horse lifting hooves high when moving
Origin of high-stepper
English, high (elevated) + stepper (one who steps)
Examples of high-stepper in a sentence
As a high-stepper, she knows all the trendy spots. The high-stepper impressed everyone at the dressage event. Judges awarded the high-stepper for its elegant movements.
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- French:fêtard, cheval à l'allure relevée, ...
- German:Partylöwe, Hochschrittpferd, ...
- Italian:persona mondana, cavallo dal passo alto, ...
- Spanish:persona sociable, caballo de paso alto, ...
- Portuguese:socialite, cavalo de alta marcha, ...
- Chinese:社交达人, 高步马, ...
- Japanese:ハイステッパー, 高足馬, ...
- Arabic:وَجْه اِجْتِمَاعِي بَارِز, حصان عالي الخطوة, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹבֵב חַיֵּי לַיְלָה, סוּס מַרְקִיעַ פַּרְסוֹת, ...
- Russian:завсегдатай, высоко шагающий конь, ...
- Ukrainian:тусовщик, кінь-висококрок, ...
- Hindi:उत्साही, हाई-स्टेपर, ...
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