Definition
Definition of loping - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
gaithaving a relaxed and easy gait
- The horse had a loping stride that was easy to ride.
2.
movementmoving with long bounding strides
- The loping deer moved gracefully through the forest.
Origin of loping
Dutch, lopen (to run)
Examples of loping in a sentence
The dog’s loping run showed its playful nature. The loping horse crossed the field. She watched the loping wolf disappear into the woods.
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- French:souple, bondissant, ...
- German:mit einem entspannten Gang, mit langen Sätzen laufend, ...
- Italian:rilassato, con falcate lunghe, ...
- Spanish:relajado, con paso largo, ...
- Portuguese:saltitante, ...
- Chinese:轻松的, 大步流星的, ...
- Japanese:ゆったりとした, 跳ねるように歩く, ...
- Arabic:وَاسِع الخُطَى, يَسِير بِخُطًى طَوِيلَة, ...
- Hebrew:רַפּוּי, מְדַלֵּג, ...
- Russian:расслабленный, скачущий, ...
- Ukrainian:розслаблений хід, стрибаючий, ...
- Hindi:मंथर, उछलता, ...
Definition of lope - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
runningintr. run with a relaxed, bounding strideintr.
- The dog loped alongside its owner happily.
2.
horse ridingtr. TECH. US cause a horse to canter smoothlytr. TECH. US
- She loped the horse around the arena.
Noun
1.
movementlong bounding stride of a person or animal
- The horse maintained a steady lope across the field.
2.
gaitTECH. smooth three-beat gait between a trot and a gallopTECH.
- The horse's lope was graceful and controlled.
Origin of lope
Old Norse, hlaupa (to run)
Examples of lope in a sentence
The horse loped around the track gracefully. He expertly loped the mare through the meadow. They loped their horses along the beach at sunset. He moved with a graceful lope through the forest. The dog’s lope was effortless and smooth. She admired the horse's lope in the open field.
The cowboy's lope was steady as he rode.
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- French:galoper, galop, ...
- German:traben, langer Schritt, ...
- Italian:correre, passo lungo, ...
- Spanish:correr, trote largo, ...
- Portuguese:correr, passada larga, ...
- Chinese:跳跃地跑, 大步慢跑, ...
- Japanese:駆け回る, 大股, ...
- Arabic:خَطَا بِخُطًى وَاسِعَة, خُطْوَة وَثَّابَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַעֵר, דְּהִירָה, ...
- Russian:бежать, прыжок, ...
- Ukrainian:бігти, довгий крок, ...
- Hindi:लंबे डग भरते हुए दौड़ना, लंबा डग, ...
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