horseman in Japanese
horseman in Japanese is 騎手 — horseman means a man who rides a horse, especially one who does so skillfully.
horseman in Japanese
騎手
Pronounced: kishu
A man who rides a horse.
What does "horseman" mean?
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noun A man who rides a horse, especially one who does so skillfully.
"The old horseman could break in a wild stallion in a week."
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noun A soldier who fights on horseback.
"The horsemen charged the enemy line at full gallop."
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horseman in a sentence
- The old horseman could break in a wild stallion in a week.
- A lone horseman appeared on the ridge at sunset.
- The horsemen charged the enemy line at full gallop.
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What is "horseman" in Japanese?
"horseman" in Japanese is 騎手. horseman means: A man who rides a horse, especially one who does so skillfully.
How do you pronounce 騎手?
"horseman" in Japanese is 騎手, pronounced "kishu".
How do you use "horseman" in a sentence?
Example: "The old horseman could break in a wild stallion in a week." In Japanese, "horseman" is 騎手.
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