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pony

UK
/ˈpəʊni/
US
/ˈpoʊni/

Translations

ponynoun
ponies
pl
UK
/ˈpəʊni/
US
/ˈpoʊni/
The child rode a pony at the fair.
Ребёнок катался на пони на ярмарке.
Additional translations
пони-лошадь
маленькая лошадь
Synonyms
foal
horse
stallion
mare
colt
ponyverb
ponied
Past Simple
ponied
Past Participle
ponying
Gerund
UK
/ˈpəʊni/
US
/ˈpoʊni/
I had to pony up the money for the repairs.
Мне пришлось заплатить за ремонт.
Additional translations
выкладывать
расплачиваться
Synonyms
reimburse
cover
settle
pay
ponyadjective
more pony
Comp.
most pony
Super.
UK
/ˈpəʊni/
US
/ˈpoʊni/
Attributive use denoting something smaller than standard size (e.g., pony bottle, pony keg).
Synonyms
diminutive
undersized
compact
petite
small
tiny
little
miniature

Definitions

ponynoun
A small horse, typically one of a breed that is less than 14.2 hands high.
The children enjoyed riding the pony at the petting zoo.
A small glass or measure of alcohol, typically one ounce.
He ordered a pony of whiskey to go with his beer.
A literal translation of a foreign-language text or a set of notes used as a crib by students.
He relied on a well-worn pony to get through his Latin homework.
British slang: a sum of twenty-five pounds sterling.
The repair only cost me a pony, so I was happy.
A small bottle or keg, especially one holding beer or soda.
We bought a pony keg for the backyard barbecue.
ponyverb
To pay a sum of money, especially a small amount or a share of a larger amount.
He had to pony up his share of the dinner bill.
To lead or exercise one horse while riding another.
She ponied the young colt alongside her mare to get him used to the trail.
ponyadjective
Designating a smaller or miniature version of something.
He grabbed a pony bottle of soda from the fridge.
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