lope — to run or move with a long swinging stride
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to run or move with a long swinging stride
Pronunciation (IPA): /loʊp/
Korean meaning: 큰 보폭으로 뛰어가다, 성큼성큼 달리다
Korean pronunciation: **로**프
Example Sentences
- The giraffe's awkward lope made the tourists laugh.
- She loped down the hill like a graceful gazelle.
- My lazy dog prefers to lope rather than sprint.
lope
VERB//loʊp//
to run or move with a long swinging stride

a athletic runner moves forward with exceptionally long, graceful strides that cover impressive distances with each step. His legs stretch out far in front and behind him as he maintains a smooth, swinging rhythm. The runner's previous footprints in the soft dirt show widely spaced marks revealing his extended gait. His relaxed but powerful movement creates a flowing motion that looks almost effortless. A jogger behind him takes much shorter, quicker steps trying to keep up with the same pace. Other trail users step aside as they watch his smooth, ground-covering stride pass by. running with a long swinging stride that covers great distance efficiently
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle English lopen, ultimately from Old Norse hlaupa meaning 'to leap or run.' The word specifically developed to describe the smooth, easy gait of a horse.
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“The giraffe's awkward lope made the tourists laugh.”
“She loped down the hill like a graceful gazelle.”
“My lazy dog prefers to lope rather than sprint.”
“The cowboy's horse maintained a comfortable lope for hours.”
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