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Definition of filly in English: fillynounPlural fillies ˈfɪliˈfɪli 1A young female horse, especially one less than four years old. （尤指四岁以下的）小牝马 Example sentencesExamples - She shares a paddock with a filly born a day earlier and is approximately the same size.
- The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings.
- Sabrina was riding her filly as she cooled her down.
- She was going to be the only filly running in it.
- A total of 150 horses are cataloged for the first session that includes horses in training and fillies in and out of training.
- Horse Racing Ireland enhances stakes for fillies and mares
- She will face six other two-year-old fillies in the seven-furlong race.
- The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing.
- Two fillies tied for session-topping female, each going for $26,000.
- A young filly wants to be safe and she'll be more flighty and reactive.
- To become a harem stallion, a male had to abduct fillies in heat one at a time from their father's herds.
- Four fillies and five colts all breezed one furlong in 10.20 seconds.
- Nearly all of the top runners sired by Kris were fillies and mares and Harrison said the late stallion's legacy would be left on the breed through his daughters.
- I think next year she could be a top filly on the turf.
- The chestnut filly worked in company on Wednesday, pleasing Dunlop with her effort.
- The horses include two colts and two fillies by Danehill.
- Summerfield consigned the well-balanced filly that was bred in Florida by Bobby Hurley.
- We're got five two-year-old fillies in training with my brother, Elliott, and we've got four three- and four-year-old fillies also.
- In the latest incident, the filly was one of four purchased last year and left in Ireland to be broken.
- Stoute added that he would probably keep the filly running over the same distance.
- 1.1humorous A lively girl or young woman.
〈旧〉活泼的姑娘 Synonyms young woman, young lady, miss
OriginLate Middle English: from Old Norse fylja, of Germanic origin; related to foal. RhymesBillie, billy, Chile, chilli (US chili), chilly, Dili, dilly, frilly, ghillie, gillie, Gilly, hilly, Lillee, lily, Lyly, papillae, Philly, Piccadilly, piccalilli, silly, skilly, stilly, Tilly, willy-nilly Definition of filly in US English: fillynounˈfɪliˈfilē 1A young female horse, especially one less than four years old. （尤指四岁以下的）小牝马 Example sentencesExamples - Nearly all of the top runners sired by Kris were fillies and mares and Harrison said the late stallion's legacy would be left on the breed through his daughters.
- Sabrina was riding her filly as she cooled her down.
- Summerfield consigned the well-balanced filly that was bred in Florida by Bobby Hurley.
- A young filly wants to be safe and she'll be more flighty and reactive.
- Two fillies tied for session-topping female, each going for $26,000.
- The horses include two colts and two fillies by Danehill.
- To become a harem stallion, a male had to abduct fillies in heat one at a time from their father's herds.
- The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing.
- Stoute added that he would probably keep the filly running over the same distance.
- Four fillies and five colts all breezed one furlong in 10.20 seconds.
- She was going to be the only filly running in it.
- The chestnut filly worked in company on Wednesday, pleasing Dunlop with her effort.
- A total of 150 horses are cataloged for the first session that includes horses in training and fillies in and out of training.
- We're got five two-year-old fillies in training with my brother, Elliott, and we've got four three- and four-year-old fillies also.
- In the latest incident, the filly was one of four purchased last year and left in Ireland to be broken.
- She will face six other two-year-old fillies in the seven-furlong race.
- Horse Racing Ireland enhances stakes for fillies and mares
- The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings.
- I think next year she could be a top filly on the turf.
- She shares a paddock with a filly born a day earlier and is approximately the same size.
- 1.1humorous A lively girl or young woman.
〈旧〉活泼的姑娘 Synonyms young woman, young lady, miss
OriginLate Middle English: from Old Norse fylja, of Germanic origin; related to foal. |