| 释义 |
trotted是trot的过去式 - v.快步；小跑；疾走；骑马小跑
- n.小跑；（指活动）小跑；一阵小跑
- 网络小跑步
第三人称单数：trots 现在分词：trotting 过去式：trotted n. canter,run,gallop,jog,sprint 1. | [i] 快步；疾走；小跑to move forward at a speed that is faster than a walk and slower than a canter |
2. | [t] ~ sth 骑马小跑to ride a horse in this way |
| She trotted her pony around the field. 她骑着小马绕场慢跑。 |
3. | [i] + adv./prep. 小步快跑；碎步急行to run or walk fast, taking short quick steps |
| The children trotted into the room. 孩子们小跑着进了房间。 |
4. | [i] (informal) + adv./prep. 步行；走；到…去to walk or go somewhere |
| The guide led the way and we trotted along behind him. 向导在前面带路，我们跟在他的后面走。 |
1. | [sing] （指速度）慢跑，小跑，小步快跑，疾走a trotting speed, taking short quick steps |
| The horse slowed to a trot. 那马放慢速度在小跑。 | | The girl broke into a trot and disappeared around the corner. 那姑娘突然小步跑了起来，拐过街角不见了。 |
2. | [c] （指活动）小跑；一阵小跑a period of trotting |
IDM | They've now won three games on the trot. 他们现在已经连胜三场比赛。 |
| I've been on the trot all day. 我一整天忙得不可开交。 |
on the trot 接连地；接二连三；一个接着一个one after the other | They've now won three games on the trot. 他们现在已经连胜三场比赛。 |
| I've been on the trot all day. 我一整天忙得不可开交。 |
n. | 1. (马交互举起前右脚与后左脚或前左脚与后右脚而快走的)小跑;驾车赛马 1. (马交互举起前右脚与后左脚或前左脚与后右脚而快走的)小跑;驾车赛马 | v. | |
n. | 1. a follower of Leon Trotsky 2. the forward movement of a four-legged animal, especially a horse, in which it trots 3. a ride on a horse in which it trots 4. a jogging pace that is faster than a walk but slower than a run 5. a race for horses who run in harness 6. the speed of a horse or other animal when it moves more quickly than when walking but does not run 8. a period of time in which you have a particular kind of luck 9. an insulting word for someone with left-wing political ideas 1. a follower of Leon Trotsky 2. the forward movement of a four-legged animal, especially a horse, in which it trots 3. a ride on a horse in which it trots 4. a jogging pace that is faster than a walk but slower than a run 5. a race for horses who run in harness 6. the speed of a horse or other animal when it moves more quickly than when walking but does not run 8. a period of time in which you have a particular kind of luck 9. an insulting word for someone with left-wing political ideas | v. | 1. to move at a rate that is faster than walking but slower than cantering, and in which diagonal pairs of feet are off the ground alternately, or cause a four-legged animal such as a horse to move in this way 2. to move at a jogging pace that is faster than walking but not as fast as running 3. if a horse or other animal trots, it moves more quickly than when walking but does not run 4. to walk with short quick steps 1. to move at a rate that is faster than walking but slower than cantering, and in which diagonal pairs of feet are off the ground alternately, or cause a four-legged animal such as a horse to move in this way 2. to move at a jogging pace that is faster than walking but not as fast as running 3. if a horse or other animal trots, it moves more quickly than when walking but does not run 4. to walk with short quick steps | np. | 1. a prolonged bout of diarrhoea 2. races for trotting horses |
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