trotar

v.

to trot.

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trotar

► verbo intransitivo

1 to trot

2 figurado (andar) to bustle, run, run about

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VI

1) [caballo] to trot

2) * (=viajar) to travel about, chase around here and there

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verbo intransitivo

a) caballo/jinete to trot

b) (fam) (ir de un lado a otro) to rush around

c) (CS, Méx) (como ejercicio) to jog

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= trot.

Ex. She contends that when he neighs and trots like a horse, Gulliver shows that he is one of the new atheists inspired by Spinoza.

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verbo intransitivo

a) caballo/jinete to trot

b) (fam) (ir de un lado a otro) to rush around

c) (CS, Méx) (como ejercicio) to jog

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= trot.

Ex: She contends that when he neighs and trots like a horse, Gulliver shows that he is one of the new atheists inspired by Spinoza.

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trotar [A1 ]

vi

1 (Equ) «caballo» to trot; «jinete» to trot

2 (fam) (ir de un lado a otro) to rush around

3 (CS) (como ejercicio) to jog

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trotar (conjugate trotar) verbo intransitivo

a) [caballo/jinete] to trot

b) (fam) (ir de un lado a otro) to rush around

c) (CS, Méx) (como ejercicio) to jog

trotar vi (un caballo) to trot
'trotar' also found in these entries:
English:
globe trotting
- trot
- lope

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trotar vi

1. [caballo, persona] to trot

2. Fam [andar mucho] to dash o run around;

llevo toda la mañana trotando de aquí para allá I've been dashing around all morning, I've been toing and froing all morning

3. RP, Ven [ejercitarse] to jog

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trotar

v/i trot; fig

gad around

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trotar vi

1) : to trot

2) : to jog

3) fam : to rush about

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trotar vb to trot [pt. & pp. trotted]