gallop

• Locomoção mais rápida de um cavalo ou de outro animal quadrúpede, com ritmo de três tempos seguido de um momento de suspensão; também usado para o ato de cavalgar a galope.

A noun referring to the fastest gait of a horse or other quadruped, characterized by a three-beat rhythm followed by a moment of suspension.

1. Horse gaitB1formal

   The fastest gait of a horse or other quadruped, with all four feet off the ground at the same time.

   Galope

   • The horse broke into a gallop across the field.
   • She urged her horse into a full gallop.
   • The sound of gallops echoed through the valley.

2. B2informal

   A very fast pace or speed, often used metaphorically.

   Ritmo acelerado

   • The project moved at a gallop to meet the deadline.
   • His heart was at a gallop after the race.
   • The story progressed at a gallop, keeping readers on edge.

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• Verbo usado para descrever o movimento rápido e aos saltos de um cavalo ou o ato de cavalgar a galope; também se aplica a pessoas ou coisas que correm ou avançam de forma muito veloz e impetuosa.

A verb used to describe the act of moving or running at a fast, bounding pace, typically associated with horses or rapid movement.

1. Horse movementA2formal

   To run at the fastest gait, with all four feet off the ground at intervals.

   Galopar

   • The horse galloped across the field.
   • She learned to gallop during her riding lessons.
   • The rider urged the horse to gallop faster.

2. Move quicklyB1informal

   To move or progress very quickly.

   Correr muito rápido

   • The children galloped down the stairs.
   • Time gallops by when you're having fun.
   • The project galloped ahead once the funding was approved.

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