gallop in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for gallop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.gallop [Am ˈɡæləp, Brit ˈɡaləp] N

gallop

galope m

to break into a gallop

echarse a galopar

at a gallop

al galope

at full gallop

a galope tendido

at full gallop

a todo galope

the long gallop exhausted the horse

la larga galopada agotó al caballo

we went for a gallop

salimos a galopar

we ate our meal at a gallop inf

comimos al galope or a todo galope

II.gallop [Am ˈɡæləp, Brit ˈɡaləp] VB intr

1. gallop RIDING:

gallop horse/rider:

galopar

we galloped across the field

cruzamos el campo al galope

2. gallop (rush):

we galloped through the prayers

rezamos las oraciones a toda velocidad

public spending is galloping out of control

el gasto público se está disparando or desbocando

III.gallop [Am ˈɡæləp, Brit ˈɡaləp] VB trans

gallop horse:

gallop

hacer galopar a

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mad gallop

desenfrenado

he rode away at a gallop

se alejó al galope

Translations for gallop in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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galopada

gallop

galopar

to gallop

galope

gallop

a o al galope

at a gallop

a galope tendido RIDING

at full gallop

lo hizo galopar hasta dejarlo derrengado

he rode it at a gallop until it collapsed from exhaustion

gallop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gallop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.gallop [ˈgæləp] VB intr

gallop

galopar

II.gallop [ˈgæləp] VB trans (cause to gallop)

gallop

hacer galopar

III.gallop [ˈgæləp] N

gallop

galope m

to break into a gallop

echar a galopar

at a gallop fig

al galope

Translations for gallop in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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galopada

gallop

galope

gallop

galuchar

to gallop

galopar

to gallop

tendido (-a)

at full gallop

gallop Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to break into a gallop

echar a galopar

at a gallop fig

al galope

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His natural pace is gallop, but under cover he can use trot.

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However, through galloping, its legs are made tougher and faster.

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It was black, spit fire from its nostrils and was able to gallop on the sea.

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Gallop's camera appearances for the show were as a head without a body with a lit candle.

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For example, if you give your creature four equine legs, you can logically expect it to gallop around like a horse.

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They were to ride across open, bare and absolutely barren approach without any cover, to charge straight in on the redoubt at the gallop.

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Our officers of cavalry have acquired the trick of galloping at everything.

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The horses galloped towards the audience, but were secured by invisible steel cable traces and ran on treadmills.

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A cowboy gallops in on a white horse from the east, while a large ship sails in majestically from the west.

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The stop-action photographs showed the mare lifted all four legs off the ground at certain points during the gallop.

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