canter

• Substantivo que designa o galope curto e cadenciado de um cavalo, um andamento de três tempos mais rápido que o trote, mas mais lento que o galope pleno; também se refere a um passeio a cavalo nesse andamento.

A noun referring to a smooth, three-beat gait of a horse or other quadruped, which is faster than a trot but slower than a gallop.

1. Horse gaitB2formal

   A smooth, three-beat gait of a horse that is faster than a trot but slower than a gallop.

   Cânter

   • The horse broke into a gentle canter across the field.
   • She prefers riding at a canter rather than a gallop.
   • The rider asked the horse to transition from a trot to a canter.

   Sinônimoslope

• Verbo usado para descrever o andar do cavalo a uma velocidade entre o trote e o galope, ou o ato de montar um cavalo nesse andamento.

A verb used to describe the act of a horse moving at a pace between a trot and a gallop, or to ride a horse at such a pace.

1. Ride at a canterB2formal

   To ride a horse at a smooth, three-beat gait that is faster than a trot but slower than a gallop.

   Andar a galope curto

   • She learned to canter during her riding lessons.
   • He cantered across the field with ease.
   • The instructor showed them how to canter properly.

   Sinônimoslope

2. Go at a canter (of horses)B2formal

   To move at a cantering pace, referring specifically to the horse's gait.

   Andar a galope curto

   • The horse cantered gracefully around the arena.
   • The stallion cantered along the trail.
   • The ponies cantered in the meadow.

   Sinônimoslope

3. Ride at a cantering paceC1informal

   To travel or move at a moderate, steady speed, similar to a horse's canter.

   Cavalgar a meio galope

   • They cantered through the countryside on their horses.
   • The riders cantered down the path.
   • He cantered his horse to the starting line.

   Sinônimosjoglopetrot