Definition
Definition of trotted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
routinepresented in a routine and brisk manner
- The same trotted ideas were discussed at the meeting.
- The trotted procedures were followed without question.
- Her trotted responses lacked originality.
Origin of trotted
Old English, trotian (to trot)
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- French:répété, ...
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- Italian:ripetuto, ...
- Spanish:repetitivo, ...
- Portuguese:repetitivo, ...
- Chinese:例行的, ...
- Japanese:お決まりの, ...
- Arabic:مكرر, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁחוּק, ...
- Russian:рутинный, ...
- Ukrainian:рутинний, ...
- Hindi:दौड़ते हुए, ...
Definition of trot - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
basic movementintr. move at a pace faster than a walkintr.
- The horse began to trot around the field..
2.
horse movementtr. move a horse at a pace between walk and cantertr.
- The rider trotted the horse around the field.
Noun
1.
horse gaitmoderate pace of a horse between walk and canter
- The rider urged the horse into a trot..
2.
movementbrisk journey or progression
- We went for a quick trot around the park.
3.
musicTECH. genre of Korean pop musicTECH.
- She enjoys listening to trot on the radio.
4.
childrenDated UK toddler or small childDated UK
- The little trot was playing in the garden.
Images of trot
moderate pace of a horse between walk and canter
Expressions with trot
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bring something out for others to see or admire
They will trot out their new product at the event.
moving quickly but not running
She left the office at a trot.
being continually busy or active
She's been working on the trot all week.
leave a place quickly and casually
She decided to trot off to the park.
travel around the world
She dreams to trot the globe and explore new cultures.
travel widely around the world
She loves to globe-trot during her summer vacations..
take a short walk or outing for exercise or fun
We decided to go for a trot after dinner.
eager to start an activity
She's hot to trot for the new project.
slow, steady way of moving like a horse's trot
The horse moved at a jog-trot along the path.
series of difficult circumstances or challenges
After losing his job, he went through a rough trot.
fun run or race held on Thanksgiving Day
Hundreds participated in the annual turkey trot to kick off the holiday festivities..
series of unlucky or bad events happening repeatedly
He's having a bad trot at work lately.
slow, steady way of moving like a horse's trot
The horse moved at a jog-trot along the path.
rider alternately stands and sits in rhythm with horse's trot
She practiced the rising trot around the arena to improve her balance..
riding technique where rider remains seated in saddle during trot
She practiced the sitting trot to improve her balance on the horse..
Origin of trot
Old French, trot (to go) + -er (agent)
Examples of trot in a sentence
They saw the deer trot gracefully through the forest. She trotted the mare along the trail. The trainer trotted the horse over the poles. The horse moved at a steady trot along the path. During the trot, the rider maintained perfect balance. The horse's trot was steady and rhythmic.
They set off at a brisk trot to the village. My grandfather dances to trot every weekend. The festival featured classic trot and modern ballads. The trot giggled as he ran. She watched the trot with a smile.
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- French:trotter, trot, ...
- German:traben, Trab, ...
- Italian:trotterellare, trotto, ...
- Spanish:trotar, trote, ...
- Portuguese:trotar, trote, ...
- Chinese:小跑, 快步走, ...
- Japanese:速足で歩く, 速足, ...
- Arabic:خَبَبَ, خَبَب, ...
- Hebrew:לָרוּץ בְּקֶצֶב קַל, טְרוֹט, ...
- Russian:трусцой, рысь, ...
- Ukrainian:бігти риссю, риссю, ...
- Hindi:दुलकी चाल चलना, दौड़, ...
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