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gallop English

Meaning gallop meaning

What does gallop mean?
Definitions in simple English

gallop Noun

— A gallop is the fastest pace of a horse, a two-beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously. — A gallop is an abnormal rhythm of the heart, made up of three or four sounds, like a horse's gallop.

gallop Verb

— To run at a gallop. The horse galloped past the finishing line. — To run very fast.

gallop

— verb ride at a galloping pace He was galloping down the road — verb go at galloping speed The horse was galloping along — noun a fast gait of a horse; a two-beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously — verb cause to move at full gallop Did you gallop the horse just now?

Synonyms gallop synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as gallop?

gallop English » English

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Topics gallop topics

What do people use gallop to talk about?
Universe, creation Animal Animal actions

Animal movement
Physical actions Move Manner of movement Walk

Run
Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move quickly

Conjugation gallop conjugation

How do you conjugate gallop?

gallop · verb

Examples gallop examples

How do I use gallop in a sentence?

Simple sentences

They moved quicker than horses in gallop.

Movie subtitles

The men gallop by and try to catch a head.
I'll have a gallop from you yet.
Well, let us celebrate our new friendship by a gallop over the moors.
It's just a trot and gallop down the trail.
All right, Santa, saddle up your reindeer and let's gallop down to headquarters.
Gallop!
Gallop.
Horses to gallop!
You ought to think of that before you gallop after something you can't catch.
What's different? A gallop is a gallop in any language.
Come, at a gallop.
He's riding at full gallop. lt's wonderful.
But time was running out for the reckless ones. the gallop-and-gunshot boys as more and more citizens demanded respect for the law and showed themselves ready to fight to uphold it.
Troop, forward gallop.
Gallop all the way.
Gallop madly over the sagebrush.
A gallop is a gallop in any language.
Sound the gallop!
I can sense it. I'd like to gallop through the mountains.
You go horse-riding, you gallop, you fall off your horse.
Horsie, run, gallop!
He's riding at full gallop. It's wonderful.
If you hear a shot, you get back to the lieutenant at a fast gallop 'cause that will mean they're down there in force.
And the kangaroos gallop.
Such a gallop!
I THINK I'LL TAKE YOUR HORSE FOR A GALLOP.
And now you gallop.
You just gallop through life.
If you're so in love with her why don't you gallop off and rescue him?
Gallop one by one!
But time was running out for the reckless ones the desperadoes, the gallop-and-gunshot boys as more and more citizens demanded respect for the law and showed themselves ready to fight to uphold it.
Let's go Achille, just a gallop please.
Since when you got interested in goal keeper's gallop?
Go ahead, I'll stay here ask for her land and her hand, if she refuses scare her and I'll gallop to the rescue, she'll find me insistable.
Oh hear me, horses of the heavens, who gallop with our destiny!
Troop at the gallop.

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