gallop — to run very fast with all four feet off the ground at once (for horses)
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to run very fast with all four feet off the ground at once (for horses)
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡæləp/
Korean meaning: 질주하다, 전속력으로 달리다
Korean pronunciation: 갤-럽 (강세: 갤)
Example Sentences
- My heart gallops every time I see my crush - just like a racehorse!
- The knight galloped to the rescue, but arrived just in time to see the princess saving herself.
- Time seems to gallop when you're having fun, but crawls during math class.
gallop
VERB//ˈɡæləp//
to run very fast with all four feet off the ground at once (for horses)
Horse galloping at full speed
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Gallop with scallops, then wallop by accident!
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Origin
프랑스어 galoper에서 유래되었으며, 말의 빠른 달리기 소리를 의성어적으로 표현한 것에서 시작되었습니다.
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“My heart gallops every time I see my crush - just like a racehorse!”
“The knight galloped to the rescue, but arrived just in time to see the princess saving herself.”
“Time seems to gallop when you're having fun, but crawls during math class.”
“The wild horses galloped freely across the plains.”
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