英语词汇trot怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ trot /ˈtrɑːt/ verb

trots; trotted; trotting

¹ trot

/ˈtrɑːt/

verb

trots; trotted; trotting

Learner's definition of TROT

[no object]

of a horse : to move at a speed faster than walking by stepping with each front leg at the same time as the opposite back leg（马）疾走，小跑

A horse trotted past us.一匹马小跑着经过我们身边。

always followed by an adverb or preposition

a : to run at a slow, steady pace小步跑；慢跑

The batter trotted around the bases after hitting a home run.击球手击出本垒打后绕垒慢跑。

b : to move quickly : hurry小步快跑；疾行

She trotted off to help.她赶忙跑去帮忙。
The little boy trotted along after his mother.小男孩跟在妈妈身后小步快跑着。

hot to trot

— see ¹hot

trot out

[phrasal verb]

trot (something) out or trot out (something) informal

disapproving : to say (something that has been said before) as an excuse, explanation, etc.重复，翻出（老套的借口、解释等）

Don't trot out that old excuse again.别再重复那个老套的借口了。

: to bring (something) out to be displayed展示；展出

Designers trotted out their latest designs at the fashion show.设计师们在时装秀上展示了他们最新的设计。

² trot /ˈtrɑːt/ noun

plural trots

² trot

/ˈtrɑːt/

noun

plural trots

Learner's definition of TROT

[singular] : a horse's way of moving that is faster than a walk but slower than a gallop（马的）疾走，小跑

The horse went into a slow trot.那匹马小步慢跑起来。

— compare ¹canter, ¹gallop

[singular] : a person's way of running slowly人的小步跑，慢跑

He set off at a trot.他慢跑着出发了。

the trots informal : diarrhea

Something I ate gave me the trots.我吃了什么东西，拉肚子了。

on the trot

British, informal

: following one after another接连地；接二连三地；一个接一个地

He won the race three times on the trot. [=in a row]他一连三次在这个比赛中获胜。

: busy all the time忙个不停

Working full-time and raising children keeps her on the trot [=on the go] from morning till night.全职工作和抚养孩子让她从早到晚忙个不停。

— see also fox-trot

单词	trot
释义	trot (noun) trot 5 ENTRIES FOUND: trot (verb) trot (noun) fox-trot (noun) globe-trotter (noun) hot (adjective) ¹ trot /ˈtrɑːt/ verb trots; trotted; trotting ¹ trot /ˈtrɑːt/ verb trots; trotted; trotting Learner's definition of TROT [no object] 1 of a horse : to move at a speed faster than walking by stepping with each front leg at the same time as the opposite back leg（马）疾走，小跑 A horse trotted past us.一匹马小跑着经过我们身边。 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition a : to run at a slow, steady pace小步跑；慢跑 The batter trotted around the bases after hitting a home run.击球手击出本垒打后绕垒慢跑。 b : to move quickly : hurry小步快跑；疾行 She trotted off to help.她赶忙跑去帮忙。 The little boy trotted along after his mother.小男孩跟在妈妈身后小步快跑着。 hot to trot — see ¹hot trot out [phrasal verb] 1 trot (something) out or trot out (something) informal disapproving : to say (something that has been said before) as an excuse, explanation, etc.重复，翻出（老套的借口、解释等） Don't trot out that old excuse again.别再重复那个老套的借口了。 2 : to bring (something) out to be displayed展示；展出 Designers trotted out their latest designs at the fashion show.设计师们在时装秀上展示了他们最新的设计。 ² trot /ˈtrɑːt/ noun plural trots ² trot /ˈtrɑːt/ noun plural trots Learner's definition of TROT 1 [singular] : a horse's way of moving that is faster than a walk but slower than a gallop（马的）疾走，小跑 The horse went into a slow trot.那匹马小步慢跑起来。 — compare ¹canter, ¹gallop 2 [singular] : a person's way of running slowly人的小步跑，慢跑 He set off at a trot.他慢跑着出发了。 3 the trots informal : diarrhea Something I ate gave me the trots.我吃了什么东西，拉肚子了。 on the trot British, informal 1 : following one after another接连地；接二连三地；一个接一个地 He won the race three times on the trot. [=in a row]他一连三次在这个比赛中获胜。 2 : busy all the time忙个不停 Working full-time and raising children keeps her on the trot [=on the go] from morning till night.全职工作和抚养孩子让她从早到晚忙个不停。 — see also fox-trot
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