trotter in Finnish
trotter in Finnish is ravuri — trotter means the foot of a pig or sheep, especially when cooked and eaten.
trotter in Finnish
ravuri
In harness racing, a horse with a gait in which the front and back legs on opposite sides take a step together alternating with the other set of opposite legs; as opposed to a pacer.
What does "trotter" mean?
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noun The foot of a pig or sheep, especially when cooked and eaten.
"The butcher had a tray of pig's trotters on display."
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noun A horse bred and trained to race at a trot rather than a gallop.
"The trotter pulled its light cart smoothly around the final bend."
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trotter in a sentence
- The butcher had a tray of pig's trotters on display.
- The trotter pulled its light cart smoothly around the final bend.
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What is "trotter" in Finnish?
"trotter" in Finnish is ravuri. trotter means: The foot of a pig or sheep, especially when cooked and eaten.
How do you use "trotter" in a sentence?
Example: "The butcher had a tray of pig's trotters on display." In Finnish, "trotter" is ravuri.
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