Definition of horseback in English:

horseback

adjective & adverb ˈhɔːsbakˈhɔrsˌbæk

Mounted on a horse.
骑着马的
as adjective a horseback parade
骑马游行。
as adverb they rode horseback along the trail
他们沿小径骑马。
Example sentencesExamples
- After that she never rode horseback in the parade again.
- Tents were being moved into wagons and onto horseback, along with their contents.
- We stop by the lake for a coffee and takakau (Maori bread) before one last ride up the hill to finish our horseback journey.
- Jack rides horseback along the road in the opposite direction.
- Other activities include boat cruise, bush dinners, lion walks and encounter, crocodile farm tours and horseback safaris.
- We would ride so far and so long when I was a kid, that I would fall asleep horseback and fall off.
- Go horseback trail riding, followed by a spot of fishing.
- It was here I went on my first horseback ride, with a mount easier to handle than even my rental car and a friendly Indian wrangler guide.
- Europeans are shown hunting deer and riding horseback as well as fishing, both from the shore and from boats.
- But I do travel a lot, and riding horseback is a great way to see a country from a different perspective.
Synonyms
on horseback, mounted, riding, in the saddle

Phrases

on horseback

Mounted on a horse.
骑着马的
a lady on horseback rode up to the house
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked up as I heard shouting and saw twelve men on horseback riding towards me.
- They had all ridden there on horseback and were now sitting around with drinks.
- It's very safe, and it's not like I'm trying to ride the entire journey on horseback.
- I point out to him that the queen no longer rides on horseback during the ceremony, but uses a carriage.
- Dancing and riding on horseback were good, although they didn't mention jogging.
- At eleven years old he rode fifty miles on horseback to a farm on the banks of the Rakaia River.
- Learning to ride is something I have always wanted to do and never did properly and the idea of scrambling around the countryside on horseback appeals to me.
- As I came up to a join in the paths, through the drizzle and the fog I saw another party, on foot and horseback, approaching along the other track.
- He rode the country on horseback preaching daily in the open air, under trees.
- If the four-hour walk sounds like a bit much then adventurers can go on horseback or by horse drawn carriage.
- Soldiers on horseback have been seen patrolling the area.
- Most children love horseback riding, and participate in games and races on horseback.
- As the late afternoon sun fades through clouds of dust, Josie Angus is on horseback in the Kimberley Station horse yards.
- Around 20 police officers, two on horseback, were keeping order as spectators filed into the ground yesterday.
- I doubt they let pedestrians walk there, if you're not rich enough to ride on horseback, you don't get in.
- He says Bert Broughton did all his farming on horseback and when times were hard he trained horses for the Army or the hunt.
- President James Monroe would ride around Washington on horseback.
- Both were a very long walk or ride on horseback over rough country, especially after a week's hard work.
- There were no casualties, but that little skirmish was a bit of history: it was the last time the British Army rode into battle on horseback.
- This records the queen's visit to Coventry in August 1566 and makes it clear that Elizabeth rode on horseback.

Definition of horseback in US English:

horseback

adjective & adverbˈhôrsˌbakˈhɔrsˌbæk

Mounted on a horse.
骑着马的
as adverb they rode horseback along the trail
他们沿小径骑马。
as adjective a daring horseback rescue
Example sentencesExamples
- Go horseback trail riding, followed by a spot of fishing.
- But I do travel a lot, and riding horseback is a great way to see a country from a different perspective.
- Europeans are shown hunting deer and riding horseback as well as fishing, both from the shore and from boats.
- Jack rides horseback along the road in the opposite direction.
- It was here I went on my first horseback ride, with a mount easier to handle than even my rental car and a friendly Indian wrangler guide.
- Tents were being moved into wagons and onto horseback, along with their contents.
- Other activities include boat cruise, bush dinners, lion walks and encounter, crocodile farm tours and horseback safaris.
- We stop by the lake for a coffee and takakau (Maori bread) before one last ride up the hill to finish our horseback journey.
- After that she never rode horseback in the parade again.
- We would ride so far and so long when I was a kid, that I would fall asleep horseback and fall off.
Synonyms
on horseback, mounted, riding, in the saddle

Phrases

on horseback

Mounted on a horse.
骑着马的
Example sentencesExamples
- Dancing and riding on horseback were good, although they didn't mention jogging.
- At eleven years old he rode fifty miles on horseback to a farm on the banks of the Rakaia River.
- Around 20 police officers, two on horseback, were keeping order as spectators filed into the ground yesterday.
- Learning to ride is something I have always wanted to do and never did properly and the idea of scrambling around the countryside on horseback appeals to me.
- There were no casualties, but that little skirmish was a bit of history: it was the last time the British Army rode into battle on horseback.
- Most children love horseback riding, and participate in games and races on horseback.
- If the four-hour walk sounds like a bit much then adventurers can go on horseback or by horse drawn carriage.
- As I came up to a join in the paths, through the drizzle and the fog I saw another party, on foot and horseback, approaching along the other track.
- President James Monroe would ride around Washington on horseback.
- I looked up as I heard shouting and saw twelve men on horseback riding towards me.
- He says Bert Broughton did all his farming on horseback and when times were hard he trained horses for the Army or the hunt.
- I doubt they let pedestrians walk there, if you're not rich enough to ride on horseback, you don't get in.
- I point out to him that the queen no longer rides on horseback during the ceremony, but uses a carriage.
- They had all ridden there on horseback and were now sitting around with drinks.
- As the late afternoon sun fades through clouds of dust, Josie Angus is on horseback in the Kimberley Station horse yards.
- This records the queen's visit to Coventry in August 1566 and makes it clear that Elizabeth rode on horseback.
- Both were a very long walk or ride on horseback over rough country, especially after a week's hard work.
- Soldiers on horseback have been seen patrolling the area.
- It's very safe, and it's not like I'm trying to ride the entire journey on horseback.
- He rode the country on horseback preaching daily in the open air, under trees.

词汇	horseback
释义	Definition of horseback in English: horseback adjective & adverb ˈhɔːsbakˈhɔrsˌbæk Mounted on a horse. 骑着马的 as adjective a horseback parade 骑马游行。 as adverb they rode horseback along the trail 他们沿小径骑马。 Example sentencesExamples After that she never rode horseback in the parade again. Tents were being moved into wagons and onto horseback, along with their contents. We stop by the lake for a coffee and takakau (Maori bread) before one last ride up the hill to finish our horseback journey. Jack rides horseback along the road in the opposite direction. Other activities include boat cruise, bush dinners, lion walks and encounter, crocodile farm tours and horseback safaris. We would ride so far and so long when I was a kid, that I would fall asleep horseback and fall off. Go horseback trail riding, followed by a spot of fishing. It was here I went on my first horseback ride, with a mount easier to handle than even my rental car and a friendly Indian wrangler guide. Europeans are shown hunting deer and riding horseback as well as fishing, both from the shore and from boats. But I do travel a lot, and riding horseback is a great way to see a country from a different perspective. Synonyms on horseback, mounted, riding, in the saddle Phrases on horseback Mounted on a horse. 骑着马的 a lady on horseback rode up to the house Example sentencesExamples I looked up as I heard shouting and saw twelve men on horseback riding towards me. They had all ridden there on horseback and were now sitting around with drinks. It's very safe, and it's not like I'm trying to ride the entire journey on horseback. I point out to him that the queen no longer rides on horseback during the ceremony, but uses a carriage. Dancing and riding on horseback were good, although they didn't mention jogging. At eleven years old he rode fifty miles on horseback to a farm on the banks of the Rakaia River. Learning to ride is something I have always wanted to do and never did properly and the idea of scrambling around the countryside on horseback appeals to me. As I came up to a join in the paths, through the drizzle and the fog I saw another party, on foot and horseback, approaching along the other track. He rode the country on horseback preaching daily in the open air, under trees. If the four-hour walk sounds like a bit much then adventurers can go on horseback or by horse drawn carriage. Soldiers on horseback have been seen patrolling the area. Most children love horseback riding, and participate in games and races on horseback. As the late afternoon sun fades through clouds of dust, Josie Angus is on horseback in the Kimberley Station horse yards. Around 20 police officers, two on horseback, were keeping order as spectators filed into the ground yesterday. I doubt they let pedestrians walk there, if you're not rich enough to ride on horseback, you don't get in. He says Bert Broughton did all his farming on horseback and when times were hard he trained horses for the Army or the hunt. President James Monroe would ride around Washington on horseback. Both were a very long walk or ride on horseback over rough country, especially after a week's hard work. There were no casualties, but that little skirmish was a bit of history: it was the last time the British Army rode into battle on horseback. This records the queen's visit to Coventry in August 1566 and makes it clear that Elizabeth rode on horseback. adj.1 phr. Definition of horseback in US English: horseback adjective & adverbˈhôrsˌbakˈhɔrsˌbæk Mounted on a horse. 骑着马的 as adverb they rode horseback along the trail 他们沿小径骑马。 as adjective a daring horseback rescue Example sentencesExamples Go horseback trail riding, followed by a spot of fishing. But I do travel a lot, and riding horseback is a great way to see a country from a different perspective. Europeans are shown hunting deer and riding horseback as well as fishing, both from the shore and from boats. Jack rides horseback along the road in the opposite direction. It was here I went on my first horseback ride, with a mount easier to handle than even my rental car and a friendly Indian wrangler guide. Tents were being moved into wagons and onto horseback, along with their contents. Other activities include boat cruise, bush dinners, lion walks and encounter, crocodile farm tours and horseback safaris. We stop by the lake for a coffee and takakau (Maori bread) before one last ride up the hill to finish our horseback journey. After that she never rode horseback in the parade again. We would ride so far and so long when I was a kid, that I would fall asleep horseback and fall off. Synonyms on horseback, mounted, riding, in the saddle Phrases on horseback Mounted on a horse. 骑着马的 Example sentencesExamples Dancing and riding on horseback were good, although they didn't mention jogging. At eleven years old he rode fifty miles on horseback to a farm on the banks of the Rakaia River. Around 20 police officers, two on horseback, were keeping order as spectators filed into the ground yesterday. Learning to ride is something I have always wanted to do and never did properly and the idea of scrambling around the countryside on horseback appeals to me. There were no casualties, but that little skirmish was a bit of history: it was the last time the British Army rode into battle on horseback. Most children love horseback riding, and participate in games and races on horseback. If the four-hour walk sounds like a bit much then adventurers can go on horseback or by horse drawn carriage. As I came up to a join in the paths, through the drizzle and the fog I saw another party, on foot and horseback, approaching along the other track. President James Monroe would ride around Washington on horseback. I looked up as I heard shouting and saw twelve men on horseback riding towards me. He says Bert Broughton did all his farming on horseback and when times were hard he trained horses for the Army or the hunt. I doubt they let pedestrians walk there, if you're not rich enough to ride on horseback, you don't get in. I point out to him that the queen no longer rides on horseback during the ceremony, but uses a carriage. They had all ridden there on horseback and were now sitting around with drinks. As the late afternoon sun fades through clouds of dust, Josie Angus is on horseback in the Kimberley Station horse yards. This records the queen's visit to Coventry in August 1566 and makes it clear that Elizabeth rode on horseback. Both were a very long walk or ride on horseback over rough country, especially after a week's hard work. Soldiers on horseback have been seen patrolling the area. It's very safe, and it's not like I'm trying to ride the entire journey on horseback. He rode the country on horseback preaching daily in the open air, under trees. adj.1 phr.
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