trot in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for trot in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.trot [Am trɑt, Brit trɒt] N no pl

trot

trote m

to go at a trot

ir al trote

to go at a trot

trotar

to break into a trot

empezar a trotar

on the trot Brit inf four times/nights on the trot

cuatro veces/noches seguidas

I've been on the trot since five this morning

desde las cinco de la mañana que estoy a las carreras inf

they keep me on the trot

no me dan ni un minuto de paz

to have the trots inf

tener diarrea

to have the trots inf

estar churriento Col inf

to have the trots inf

estar churrete Chil inf

to have the trots inf

tener cagalera Spain inf

to have the trots inf

tener chorrillo Mex inf

II.trot <pres part trotting; pt, pp trotted> [Am trɑt, Brit trɒt] VB intr

1. trot RIDING:

trot horse/rider:

trotar

2. trot (go) + adv compl:

I'm just trotting across or over to the library

voy un momento hasta la biblioteca

it's about time I was trotting along or off

es hora de que me vaya

she trots down to the stores every Wednesday

va de compras todos los miércoles

III.trot <pres part trotting; pt, pp trotted> [Am trɑt, Brit trɒt] VB trans

trot

hacer trotar

Trot [Am trɑt, Brit trɒt] N Brit inf, pej

Trot

trotskista mf

trot out VB [Am trɑt -, Brit trɒt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. trot out excuses/clichés:

trot out

salir con

he trotted out the usual platitudes

salió con las mismas perogrulladas de siempre

2. trot out facts:

trot out

recitar de memoria

trot out

recitar como un loro inf

globe-trot <pres part globe-trotting; pt, pp globe-trotted> [ˈɡloʊbˌtrɑt] VB intr

globe-trot

trotar mundos

globe-trot

recorrer mundo

I.jog trot [Am ˈdʒɑɡ ˈˌtrɑt, Brit ˈdʒɒɡtrɒt] N

he set off at a jog trot

salió al trote or trotando

II.jog-trot VB intr

jog-trot < pres part jog trotting; pt, pp jog trotted>:

jog-trot

ir trotando

jog-trot

trotar CSur

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trote inglés

rising trot

trotar caballo:

to trot

trotar jinete:

to trot

trote

trot

al trote

at a trot

los jinetes se acercaban al trote

the riders approached at a trot o came trotting up

ensartar disparates

to trot out

imprimió un trotecito corto a la yegua

he brought the mare to a brisk trot

trot in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trot in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.trot [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] -tt- N

1. trot of horse:

trot

trote m

2. trot pl inf (diarrhoea):

to have the trots

tener diarrea

to have the trots

tener obradera Col, Guat, Pan

Phrases:

on the trot

seguidos

II.trot [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] -tt- VB intr

1. trot:

trot horse

trotar

trot person

andar trotando

2. trot (run at moderate pace):

trot

ir al trote

3. trot (go busily):

trot

ir apresurado

III.trot [trɒt, Am trɑ:t] -tt- VB trans (horse)

trot

hacer trotar

trot along VB intr, trot off VB intr

trot along

marcharse

trot out VB trans

trot out excuse, explanation:

trot out

soltar

to trot out arguments

sacar a relucir argumentos

Translations for trot in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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trotar (caballos)

to trot

trotar (jinete)

to trot

trote

trot

ir al trote

to trot

pasear(se)

to trot

trot Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to trot out arguments

sacar a relucir argumentos

on the trot

seguidos

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In 1959-1961, when a longer distance was trotted, only a single race was run.

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Trot racing as a sport is often considered dull, but when combined with betting it can rapidly get interesting.

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The smaller oval was planted over with grass, and trotting still takes place back at the old oval.

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The competition, which was inaugurated in 1951, is regarded as one of the most prestigious international events in trotting.

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An important hazard for all trotting horses is that they may start galloping instead of trotting.

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Driving was a commonly used synonym for trotting, long before the term driving came to be associated primarily with the not-yet-invented automobile.

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In contrast, many quadrupeds have three distinct forms of locomotion: walk, trot, and gallop.

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The tempo is considered a fox trot or swing.

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The surrounding grassland is flat, with occasional cattle or goats trotting by.

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He trotted 25 two-minute miles and at one time held fourteen world records.

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