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Meanings of saddled in English

Catalan
ensellat

Having a saddle on or being mounted on a saddled animal.

ensellat

Saddled.

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Usage of saddled in English
1
Yet we're saddled with one of the most expensive systems in Europe.
The Irish Times
2
The economy is barely growing and also saddled with chronically high unemployment.
Reuters
3
In the morning, outside in the court, he found Black Alan saddled.
Foes
4
But that opinion has been saddled with two long wars, both failures.
The Guardian
5
The South had been terribly impoverished and saddled with new social burdens.
The Negro
6
First he saddled the horse and brought it close to the camp-fire.
A Man Four-Square
7
In this shed stood a saddled horse, employed in eating his corn.
Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer — Volume 01
8
No eighteen-year-old ought to be saddled with the responsibility of surrogate parenthood.
In every heartbeat
9
Before the first streaks of dawn the men had saddled and breakfasted.
The Settling of the Sage
10
Behind the farm-house stood horses, saddled and bridled in an obsolete manner.
The Best Short Stories of 1920, and the Yearbook of the American...
11
A series of ill-judged acquisitions had left it saddled with heavy debts.
Reuters
12
The others have their horses saddled to go and meet the gentlemen.
Four Arthurian Romances
13
After the meal our horses were saddled and brought to the door.
With Steyn and De Wet
14
He saddled his riding horse and the pack animal, and set forth.
The Rules of the Game
15
He saddled the trembling animal warily, then swung lightly to the seat.
The Highgrader
16
Snake saddled Swift and led her outside, where she encountered the stablemaster.
Dreamsnake
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Translations for saddled
Catalan
ensellat
Saddled through the time
Saddled across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common