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gallop

/ˈɡæl.əp/

gallop off

gallop up

Translations

gallopnoun

gallops

/ˈɡæl.əp/

галоп

The horse broke into a gallop as it raced across the field.

Лошадь перешла на галоп, когда мчалась по полю.

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Synonyms

gallopverb

galloped

Past Simple

galloped

Past Participle

galloping

Gerund

/ˈɡæl.əp/

скакать

The horse began to gallop across the field.

Лошадь начала скакать по полю.

галопировать

The rider urged the horse to gallop faster.

Всадник подгонял лошадь галопировать быстрее.

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gallopadjective

Used attributively, especially in medical contexts (e.g., "gallop rhythm"), meaning 'resembling a gallop; rapid or rhythmic.'

Definitions

gallopnoun

The fastest pace of a horse or other quadruped, with all the feet off the ground together in each stride.

The horse broke into a gallop as it raced across the field.

A ride on a horse at its fastest pace.

She enjoyed a gallop along the beach at sunset.

A rapid or hasty movement or progression.

The project moved forward at a gallop to meet the deadline.

(Medicine) An extra heart sound occurring in diastole that resembles the sound of a galloping horse.

The physician detected a gallop on auscultation of the patient's chest.

gallopverb

To move or run at a fast pace, typically referring to a horse.

The horse began to gallop across the open field.

To proceed or move quickly and energetically.

She galloped through her homework to finish it before dinner.

(transitive) To cause (a horse) to gallop.

The coach instructed her to gallop the stallion down the track.

gallopadjective

Resembling or characteristic of a gallop; rapid or rhythmic like that of a galloping horse.

The patient's pulse had a gallop quality.