riding

• Substantivo que designa a atividade ou esporte de montar e conduzir um cavalo, bem como o ato de andar a cavalo.

A noun referring to the activity or sport of sitting on and controlling a horse, or the act of traveling while being carried on horseback.

incontável

1. Horseback ridingA2formalsport

   The sport or activity of sitting on and controlling a horse while it moves.

   Equitação

   • She enjoys riding in the countryside every weekend.
   • He took up riding as a hobby last year.
   • Riding requires balance and coordination.

   Sinônimosequitationhorsemanship

2. Travel on horsebackA2formal

   The act of traveling by being carried on the back of a horse.

   Equitação

   • They went riding through the forest for hours.
   • Riding is a popular way to explore the mountains.
   • The group planned a long riding trip across the valley.

   Sinônimosequitationhorseback ridinghorsemanship

• Verbo que indica sentar-se sobre e controlar um veículo ou animal, ou viajar em um meio de transporte, geralmente como passageiro, além de dar carona a alguém.

A verb used to indicate the act of sitting on and controlling a vehicle or animal, or traveling in a vehicle.

verbo irregular

1. Travel on vehicle or animalA1formal

   To sit on and control a vehicle, bicycle, or animal to travel.

   Andar de

   • She rides her bike to school every day.
   • He rides the bus to work.
   • They rode horses through the countryside.

   Sinônimoscycledrivegopedaltravel

   Antônimosdisembarkwalk

2. Give someone a liftA2informal

   To transport someone in a vehicle.

   Dar uma carona

   • Can I ride with you to the party?
   • I'll ride you home after the movie.
   • He rode his friend to the airport.

   Sinônimosbringcarryconveydrivetaketransport

3. Move or floatB1formal

   To move or seem to move smoothly over a surface.

   Mover-se suavemente

   • The ship rode the waves smoothly.
   • The motorcycle rode over the bumps.
   • The car rode well on the highway.

   Sinônimosdriftfloatglidesail

   Antônimosplungesinksubmerge

4. Continue or endureB2informal

   To continue or tolerate something unpleasant.

   Aguentar

   • Ride out the storm and things will improve.
   • Just ride with the changes for now.
   • She rode the criticism without responding.

   Sinônimosbearendureoutlaststick outsuffersurvivetolerateweatherwithstand

   Antônimosabandonquitstopsurrenderyield

Variantes phrasalride awayride offride out