gallop in Russian
gallop in Russian is гало́п, галопи́ровать, скака́ть гало́пом — gallop means a horse's fastest gait, where all four hooves leave the ground at once.
gallop in Russian
гало́п
Pronounced: galop
The fastest gait of a horse, a two-beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously.
галопи́ровать
Pronounced: galopirovat
(intransitive) To ride at a galloping pace.
скака́ть гало́пом
Pronounced: skakat galopom
(intransitive) To ride at a galloping pace.
What does "gallop" mean?
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noun A horse's fastest gait, where all four hooves leave the ground at once.
"The horse broke into a gallop across the open field."
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verb To move at a gallop, or more generally, to move very quickly.
"The children galloped down the hallway pretending to be horses."
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verb To progress very rapidly.
"Inflation galloped ahead faster than wages could keep up."
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gallop in a sentence
- The horse broke into a gallop across the open field.
- They watched the racehorses thunder past at a full gallop.
- The children galloped down the hallway pretending to be horses.
- Inflation galloped ahead faster than wages could keep up.
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What is "gallop" in Russian?
"gallop" in Russian is гало́п, галопи́ровать, скака́ть гало́пом. gallop means: A horse's fastest gait, where all four hooves leave the ground at once.
How do you pronounce гало́п?
"gallop" in Russian is гало́п, pronounced "galop".
How do you use "gallop" in a sentence?
Example: "The horse broke into a gallop across the open field." In Russian, "gallop" is гало́п, галопи́ровать, скака́ть гало́пом.
Are there other ways to say "gallop" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "gallop": гало́п, галопи́ровать, скака́ть гало́пом.
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