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clydesdale

/ˈklaɪdz.deɪl/

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noun

/ˈklaɪdz.deɪl/C1formal
  • ruИмя собственное, относящееся к определенной породе тяжелых лошадей-тяжеловозов, родом из Шотландии, известных своими лохматыми ногами и силой.

A proper noun referring to a specific breed of heavy draft horse, originally from Scotland, known for its feathered legs and strength.

proper noun

  1. Draft horse breedB2formal

    A large, heavy breed of draft horse originally from Scotland, known for its feathered legs and strength.

    ruКлайдсдейл

    • The Clydesdale is famous for its role in pulling heavy carts and carriages.
    • Clydesdales are often used in parades and shows due to their impressive appearance.
    • The farmer used a pair of Clydesdales to plow the fields.
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