riding horse

英 [ˈraɪdɪŋ hɔːs]

美 [ˈraɪdɪŋ hɔːrs]

网络  身骑白马; 骑马; 骑乘马

英英释义

noun

• a lightweight horse kept for riding only
  Synonym:saddle horsemount

双语例句

• Mongolian conqueror Genghis Khan is riding a horse opposite Napoleon.
  “一代天骄”成吉思汗骑在马上与拿破仑并驾齐驱。
• The shepherd on a motorcycle Nowadays, many shepherds ride a motorcycle to keep sheep, which will cost less than riding a horse.
  《骑摩托放羊的人》现在很多牧羊人，都是骑摩托车放羊，说不定这种成本比骑马还要低。
• A spirited graceful and intelligent riding horse native to Arabia.
  原产于阿拉伯的勇猛、优雅并聪明的骑马。
• ( of a rider) sore after riding a horse.
  （用于骑马者的）骑马后的肌肉酸痛的。
• I like drawing, reading, riding a horse and collecting stamps.
  我喜欢画画、读书、骑马、集邮。
• The Mounting Stone in Chinese History Why not Riding Horse for Body-building in Spring
  历史的脚印上马石春季健身，不妨骑骑马
• He was seen riding a horse through the streets of london.
  人们看见他骑马走过伦敦的街道。
• The art and practice of riding a horse.
  骑马术骑马的艺术与技艺。
• He is seen inspecting naval recruits when he was First Lord of the Admiralty, inspecting the Brighton Police in the Royal Pavilion grounds in1910 and riding a horse as a young man.
  相册中有丘吉尔担任英国海军大臣期间视察海军新兵、1910年在皇家行宫检阅布赖顿警察和他年轻时骑马的照片。
• Riding a horse as a means of transportation.
  骑马来当作交通工具。