warhorse in Polish

warhorse in Polish is koń wojenny — warhorse means any horse used in cavalry, particularly one that carries a knight in armour.

koń wojenny

noun

(historical, military) Any horse used in horse-cavalry, but especially one bearing an armoured knight.

What does "warhorse" mean?

noun Any horse used in cavalry, particularly one that carries a knight in armour.
noun Someone who has faced many difficult situations over a long career and is highly experienced.
"Among other accidents of that year was a Democratic president. Judge Atwood was a warhorse of Democracy."
noun A play or piece of music that is performed again and again, sometimes so often that it feels overused.
"I remember taking the old warhorse, “Una Voce Poco Fa,” from Il Barbiere (Rossini) to three of the greatest living singing masters in Italy."

Among other accidents of that year was a Democratic president. Judge Atwood was a warhorse of Democracy.
Certainly this was a bold proposal to an old warhorse like Ecuyer, and, like a true English bulldog, he voiced a reply which made the Indians wince.
I remember taking the old warhorse, “Una Voce Poco Fa,” from Il Barbiere (Rossini) to three of the greatest living singing masters in Italy.

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What is "warhorse" in Polish?

"warhorse" in Polish is koń wojenny. warhorse means: Any horse used in cavalry, particularly one that carries a knight in armour.

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