| 单词 | trot |
| 释义 | trot UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] verb (-tt-) RUN 跑 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition ■If a horse or similar animal with four legs trots, it runs at its slowest speed, using short steps in which a front leg and the back leg on the opposite side move together （四肢动物的）小跑，慢跑 •We were trotting along •The dog trotted down Compare canter ; gallopUK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] verb (-tt-) HURRY 匆忙 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition informal ■When people trot somewhere, they go there in a quick or busy way （人）匆忙地走，快步走 •She left her purse on the counter, so I had to trot down •"I'm in a bit of a rush. I'll give you a ring," said James, and off •Although she retired from politics five years ago, she still trots around the globe, giving speeches and meeting world leaders.虽然五年前就退出了政坛，但她还在满世界跑，到处作演讲，会见各国领导人。 ⇒ See also globetrotterintransitive + adverb or preposition informal ■to speak or do something too quickly 连珠炮似地说；急匆匆地做 •She was rather nervous and trotted through UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] verb (-tt-)Phrasal Verbs [M] trot sth out disapproving ■to state an idea, opinion or fact, especially one that has been stated often before or one that is silly 动不动就提出，重复说（老一套的东西） •You trot out that argument whenever I try to discuss this matter with you.每次我想与你讨论这件事的时候，你总是重复那一套说辞。 •Whenever I ask him why his essay's late, he just trots out the same old UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] verb (-tt-)Phrasal Verbs [M often passive] trot sb out disapproving ■to send someone to represent or defend your idea or opinion in public, in a boring and familiar way 让（某人）代表自己出面，把（某人）抬出来 •Whenever the President is in difficulties, her spokesman is trotted out to face the press.每当总统处境困难时，她的发言人就被推出来面对新闻界。 UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] noun RUN 跑 only singular ■the speed or movement of a horse or similar animal when it trots 快步，小跑（马或类似动物的快步走或小跑）；其快步或小跑的速度 •He climbed onto his horse and set off at a only singular ■a slow run by a human （人的）慢跑，小步跑 •The team warmed up for the match with a trot around the pitch.队员们绕着球场慢跑为比赛热身。 UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] noun ILLNESS 疾病 the trots [plural] informal ■diarrhoea (= a condition in which the contents of the bowels are emptied too often) •to get/have the trots拉肚子 •That prawn curry gave me the trots.那份咖喱大虾吃得我拉肚子。 UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] noun on the trot UK informal ■If you do things on the trot, you do them directly after each other without pausing 接连地；一个接一个地 •They won three games on the trot.他们获得了三连胜。 •She worked 30 hours on the trot to get the job finished on time.为了能按时完成任务，她连续工作了30个小时。 UK [trɒt] US [trɑ:t] noun a (quick/brisk) trot through sth informal ■when you examine or explain the whole of a subject, method or piece of work quickly without stopping or getting slower 快速检查；迅速解释 •In this book, John Pemble takes a brisk |
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