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Meanings of trot in English

Portuguese
movimento
Catalan
trot

A slow pace of running.

movimento
Catalan
calc

A literal translation used in studying a foreign language (often used illicitly)

calc
Portuguese
trotar
Catalan
trotar

Run at a moderately swift pace.

trotar
Russian
трот
Portuguese
trot
Spanish
trot

Korean music genre.

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трот
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Usage of trot in English
1
I am optimistic; I laugh; I play cards for money; I turkey-trot.
The Auction Block
2
Now trot in with the tray and leave it on the side-table.
Babbitt
3
Artois struck the donkey and made it trot on in the dust.
The Call of the Blood
4
Of course, that's the last time McNamara should trot out these caveats.
The Guardian
5
They learn how to correctly trot, to start with the right fore.
The new yorker
6
It must be walk and trot: but brisk trots and short walks.
The horse and his boy
7
Behind him, ten thousand men began to trot out onto the plains.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
8
Then Elfride and Pansy appeared on the hill in a round trot.
A Pair of Blue Eyes
9
They rode at a trot to the crossways; there one cried halt.
The Forest Lovers
10
UL ground away eight points on the trot to grab the lead.
The Irish Times
11
For hours they rode at a shuffling trot that covered the miles.
The Settling of the Sage
12
I told Milo, 'This gal's as hot to trot as they come.
After midnight
13
He raised his hand and thirty thousand warriors moved into a trot.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
14
The gas-jets shone more clearly; the 'buses broke into a decorous trot.
Mary Gray
15
So trot on the speech of the man on the clubhouse steps.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
16
As promised, WikiLeaks continues to trot out Vault 7 CIA hacking methods.
Wired
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Translations for trot
Russian
трот
Spanish
trot
Trot through the time
Trot across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common