dressage

• Sport équestre consistant en une série de mouvements et de figures précises exécutés par le cheval en réponse à des aides subtiles du cavalier.

A competitive equestrian sport involving a series of precise movements and maneuvers performed by a horse in response to subtle body signals from the rider.

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1. Equine training disciplineB2formalsport

   A form of horse training and performance where the horse executes precise maneuvers in response to subtle body and leg signals from the rider.

   Dressage équestre

   • Dressage requires years of practice to perfect the horse's responses.
   • She competed in the dressage event at the equestrian championships.
   • The rider guided the horse through a series of dressage movements with barely visible cues.
   • Training in dressage improves communication between horse and rider.

2. Competitive equestrian sportB2formalsport

   An Olympic sport in which horse and rider perform a set pattern of movements judged on precision, grace, and harmony.

   Dressage (sport équestre)

   • Dressage is one of the three main disciplines in eventing.
   • The pair scored highest in the dressage phase of the competition.
   • Spectators were impressed by the elegance of the dressage routine.
   • Grand Prix dressage involves the most advanced movements like piaffe and passage.