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Meanings of trot in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pony"
Examples for "pony"
1
The pony set off jauntily and we soon left the settlement behind.
2
That pony offer made by the magic voice box sounded pretty good.'
3
The stranger paused in the act of unhobbling the one remaining pony.
4
In the descent to the cañon the pony began to stumble badly.
5
She wandered in the gardens, and drove her pony-chair in forest glades.
1
Every crib needs a ride, and OP's new place has just that.
2
And the young mother gently drew aside the curtain of the crib.
3
Later, he'd seen another object, on the wall high above his crib.
4
His wife stood by a white crib in one of the wards.
5
The little boy stirred in his crib, and his eyes opened languidly.
Usage of trot in English
1
I am optimistic; I laugh; I play cards for money; I turkey-trot.
2
Now trot in with the tray and leave it on the side-table.
3
Artois struck the donkey and made it trot on in the dust.
4
Of course, that's the last time McNamara should trot out these caveats.
5
They learn how to correctly trot, to start with the right fore.
6
It must be walk and trot: but brisk trots and short walks.
7
Behind him, ten thousand men began to trot out onto the plains.
8
Then Elfride and Pansy appeared on the hill in a round trot.
9
They rode at a trot to the crossways; there one cried halt.
10
UL ground away eight points on the trot to grab the lead.
11
For hours they rode at a shuffling trot that covered the miles.
12
I told Milo, 'This gal's as hot to trot as they come.
13
He raised his hand and thirty thousand warriors moved into a trot.
14
The gas-jets shone more clearly; the 'buses broke into a decorous trot.
15
So trot on the speech of the man on the clubhouse steps.
16
As promised, WikiLeaks continues to trot out Vault 7 CIA hacking methods.
About this term
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Trot through the time
Trot across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common