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الجَبِين
pomimo
I. trot [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] N
1. trot (steps):
trot
trucht m
trot of horse
kłus m
2. trot inf:
on the trot (in row)
jeden po drugim
on the trot (without break)
bez przerwy
Phrases:
to have the trots
mieć rozwolnienie
II. trot <-tt-> [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] VB intr
1. trot animal:
trot
kłusować [perf po-]
2. trot person:
trot
truchtać [perf po-]
3. trot inf (hurry):
trot
gnać [perf po-]
III. trot <-tt-> [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] VB trans
trot horse:
trot
puszczać [perf puścić] kłusem
trot out VB trans
trot out arguments, excuses:
trot out
powtarzać do znudzenia
OpenDict entry
rising trot N
rising trot (horse riding)
anglezowanie nt
OpenDict entry
hot to trot ADJ
hot to trot inf idiom
napalony inf
Present
Itrot
youtrot
he/she/ittrots
wetrot
youtrot
theytrot
Past
Itrotted
youtrotted
he/she/ittrotted
wetrotted
youtrotted
theytrotted
Present Perfect
Ihavetrotted
youhavetrotted
he/she/ithastrotted
wehavetrotted
youhavetrotted
theyhavetrotted
Past Perfect
Ihadtrotted
youhadtrotted
he/she/ithadtrotted
wehadtrotted
youhadtrotted
theyhadtrotted
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to have the trots
mieć rozwolnienie
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The breed exhibits a natural ambling gait, called the single-foot, which replaces the trot seen in a majority of horse breeds.
en.wikipedia.org
Trot racing as a sport is often considered dull, but when combined with betting it can rapidly get interesting.
en.wikipedia.org
A good athlete in his youth, his interest changed to trotting later on.
en.wikipedia.org
The dog must come directly to the handler at a brisk trot or gallop.
en.wikipedia.org
The tempo is considered a fox trot or swing.
en.wikipedia.org

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