Definition of remuda in English:

remuda

noun rəˈmuːdərəˈmo͞odə

North American

A herd of horses that have been saddle-broken, from which ranch hands choose their mounts for the day.
〈北美〉（供牧场工人挑选作为当天坐骑用的）加鞍备用马群
Example sentencesExamples
- How come, he wondered, had a man with a whole personal remuda to pick from come to choose himself such an ornery horse to ride.
- They wouldn't let Grandpa Dan fight so instead he tended the remuda for Terrell's Texas Rangers.
- He was there in seconds to return all the horses to the remuda.
- He ran with the remuda, but every time the remuda was driven towards the pen, he would break away.
- In 1996 the Stuart won the Best Remuda Award, given by the AQHA and the National Cattleman's Beef Association to outstanding ranch remudas of registered Quarter Horses.

Origin

Late 19th century: via American Spanish, from Spanish, literally 'exchange, replacement'.

Definition of remuda in US English:

remuda

nounrəˈmo͞odə

North American

A herd of horses that have been saddle-broken, from which ranch hands choose their mounts for the day.
〈北美〉（供牧场工人挑选作为当天坐骑用的）加鞍备用马群
Example sentencesExamples
- He ran with the remuda, but every time the remuda was driven towards the pen, he would break away.
- They wouldn't let Grandpa Dan fight so instead he tended the remuda for Terrell's Texas Rangers.
- How come, he wondered, had a man with a whole personal remuda to pick from come to choose himself such an ornery horse to ride.
- In 1996 the Stuart won the Best Remuda Award, given by the AQHA and the National Cattleman's Beef Association to outstanding ranch remudas of registered Quarter Horses.
- He was there in seconds to return all the horses to the remuda.

Origin

Late 19th century: via American Spanish, from Spanish, literally ‘exchange, replacement’.

单词	remuda
释义	Definition of remuda in English: remuda noun rəˈmuːdərəˈmo͞odə North American A herd of horses that have been saddle-broken, from which ranch hands choose their mounts for the day. 〈北美〉（供牧场工人挑选作为当天坐骑用的）加鞍备用马群 Example sentencesExamples How come, he wondered, had a man with a whole personal remuda to pick from come to choose himself such an ornery horse to ride. They wouldn't let Grandpa Dan fight so instead he tended the remuda for Terrell's Texas Rangers. He was there in seconds to return all the horses to the remuda. He ran with the remuda, but every time the remuda was driven towards the pen, he would break away. In 1996 the Stuart won the Best Remuda Award, given by the AQHA and the National Cattleman's Beef Association to outstanding ranch remudas of registered Quarter Horses. Origin Late 19th century: via American Spanish, from Spanish, literally 'exchange, replacement'. Definition of remuda in US English: remuda nounrəˈmo͞odə North American A herd of horses that have been saddle-broken, from which ranch hands choose their mounts for the day. 〈北美〉（供牧场工人挑选作为当天坐骑用的）加鞍备用马群 Example sentencesExamples He ran with the remuda, but every time the remuda was driven towards the pen, he would break away. They wouldn't let Grandpa Dan fight so instead he tended the remuda for Terrell's Texas Rangers. How come, he wondered, had a man with a whole personal remuda to pick from come to choose himself such an ornery horse to ride. In 1996 the Stuart won the Best Remuda Award, given by the AQHA and the National Cattleman's Beef Association to outstanding ranch remudas of registered Quarter Horses. He was there in seconds to return all the horses to the remuda. Origin Late 19th century: via American Spanish, from Spanish, literally ‘exchange, replacement’.
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