Definition of equestrianism in English:

equestrianism

nounɪˈkwɛstrɪəˌnɪz(ə)məˈkwɛstriəˌnɪzəm

mass noun

The skill or sport of horse riding. As an Olympic sport it is divided into three categories: showjumping, dressage, and three-day eventing (combining showjumping, dressage, and cross-country riding).
（骑）马术（作为奥林匹克运动项目，马术分为三类：障碍赛、盛装舞步和三日赛；三日赛由障碍赛、盛装舞步和越野马术赛组成）
Example sentencesExamples
- The only Olympic sport where the two sexes compete together is equestrianism so it is not surprising it is taking a long time.
- Racing and equestrianism are the only professional worldwide sports in which men and women compete against each other on an equal basis.
- The other sports are athletics, canoeing, cycling, equestrianism, gymnastics, judo, triathlon, sailing and swimming.
- Visitors were treated to displays of equestrianism, ranging from show-jumping to a Shetland Pony Grand National, livestock, pole-climbing and even terrier racing.
- Indeed, equestrianism is a multi-million pound industry which plays an important role in the rural economy and tourism.
- But it was in the sports of rowing, cycling, sailing and equestrianism that the foundations were laid.
- How many of his peer group would admit to an interest in equestrianism before they got into football?
- Olympic fans have come to expect controversy and scandal, but the genteel world of equestrianism had managed to keep its head well above water.
- What it referred to was a rumour that has been flying around the divided and sometimes poisonous world of Irish equestrianism.
- Mr McGourty said there is recognition now that equestrianism is no longer the sport of kings and that it can be an important alternative enterprise in agriculture.
- The British Horse Society welcomes recognition at national level of the value of equestrianism to the rural economy, and the proposed help for farmers who want to diversify.
- The Minister congratulated Cian on his wonderful achievement in bringing home the individual showjumping gold medal, Ireland's first medal in equestrianism in the history of the Games.
- The implementation group set up to formulate a structure for an umbrella body for equestrianism has ‘agreed, in principle, to proceed with the establishment of the body’.

Definition of equestrianism in US English:

equestrianism

nounəˈkwestrēəˌnizəməˈkwɛstriəˌnɪzəm

The skill or sport of horse riding. As an Olympic sport it is divided into three disciplines: show jumping, dressage, and the three-day event (combining show jumping, dressage, and cross-country riding).
（骑）马术（作为奥林匹克运动项目，马术分为三类：障碍赛、盛装舞步和三日赛；三日赛由障碍赛、盛装舞步和越野马术赛组成）
Example sentencesExamples
- Olympic fans have come to expect controversy and scandal, but the genteel world of equestrianism had managed to keep its head well above water.
- The other sports are athletics, canoeing, cycling, equestrianism, gymnastics, judo, triathlon, sailing and swimming.
- Mr McGourty said there is recognition now that equestrianism is no longer the sport of kings and that it can be an important alternative enterprise in agriculture.
- The only Olympic sport where the two sexes compete together is equestrianism so it is not surprising it is taking a long time.
- How many of his peer group would admit to an interest in equestrianism before they got into football?
- Visitors were treated to displays of equestrianism, ranging from show-jumping to a Shetland Pony Grand National, livestock, pole-climbing and even terrier racing.
- Racing and equestrianism are the only professional worldwide sports in which men and women compete against each other on an equal basis.
- Indeed, equestrianism is a multi-million pound industry which plays an important role in the rural economy and tourism.
- But it was in the sports of rowing, cycling, sailing and equestrianism that the foundations were laid.
- What it referred to was a rumour that has been flying around the divided and sometimes poisonous world of Irish equestrianism.
- The British Horse Society welcomes recognition at national level of the value of equestrianism to the rural economy, and the proposed help for farmers who want to diversify.
- The implementation group set up to formulate a structure for an umbrella body for equestrianism has ‘agreed, in principle, to proceed with the establishment of the body’.
- The Minister congratulated Cian on his wonderful achievement in bringing home the individual showjumping gold medal, Ireland's first medal in equestrianism in the history of the Games.

词汇	equestrianism
释义	Definition of equestrianism in English: equestrianism nounɪˈkwɛstrɪəˌnɪz(ə)məˈkwɛstriəˌnɪzəm mass noun The skill or sport of horse riding. As an Olympic sport it is divided into three categories: showjumping, dressage, and three-day eventing (combining showjumping, dressage, and cross-country riding). （骑）马术（作为奥林匹克运动项目，马术分为三类：障碍赛、盛装舞步和三日赛；三日赛由障碍赛、盛装舞步和越野马术赛组成） Example sentencesExamples The only Olympic sport where the two sexes compete together is equestrianism so it is not surprising it is taking a long time. Racing and equestrianism are the only professional worldwide sports in which men and women compete against each other on an equal basis. The other sports are athletics, canoeing, cycling, equestrianism, gymnastics, judo, triathlon, sailing and swimming. Visitors were treated to displays of equestrianism, ranging from show-jumping to a Shetland Pony Grand National, livestock, pole-climbing and even terrier racing. Indeed, equestrianism is a multi-million pound industry which plays an important role in the rural economy and tourism. But it was in the sports of rowing, cycling, sailing and equestrianism that the foundations were laid. How many of his peer group would admit to an interest in equestrianism before they got into football? Olympic fans have come to expect controversy and scandal, but the genteel world of equestrianism had managed to keep its head well above water. What it referred to was a rumour that has been flying around the divided and sometimes poisonous world of Irish equestrianism. Mr McGourty said there is recognition now that equestrianism is no longer the sport of kings and that it can be an important alternative enterprise in agriculture. The British Horse Society welcomes recognition at national level of the value of equestrianism to the rural economy, and the proposed help for farmers who want to diversify. The Minister congratulated Cian on his wonderful achievement in bringing home the individual showjumping gold medal, Ireland's first medal in equestrianism in the history of the Games. The implementation group set up to formulate a structure for an umbrella body for equestrianism has ‘agreed, in principle, to proceed with the establishment of the body’. Definition of equestrianism in US English: equestrianism nounəˈkwestrēəˌnizəməˈkwɛstriəˌnɪzəm The skill or sport of horse riding. As an Olympic sport it is divided into three disciplines: show jumping, dressage, and the three-day event (combining show jumping, dressage, and cross-country riding). （骑）马术（作为奥林匹克运动项目，马术分为三类：障碍赛、盛装舞步和三日赛；三日赛由障碍赛、盛装舞步和越野马术赛组成） Example sentencesExamples Olympic fans have come to expect controversy and scandal, but the genteel world of equestrianism had managed to keep its head well above water. The other sports are athletics, canoeing, cycling, equestrianism, gymnastics, judo, triathlon, sailing and swimming. Mr McGourty said there is recognition now that equestrianism is no longer the sport of kings and that it can be an important alternative enterprise in agriculture. The only Olympic sport where the two sexes compete together is equestrianism so it is not surprising it is taking a long time. How many of his peer group would admit to an interest in equestrianism before they got into football? Visitors were treated to displays of equestrianism, ranging from show-jumping to a Shetland Pony Grand National, livestock, pole-climbing and even terrier racing. Racing and equestrianism are the only professional worldwide sports in which men and women compete against each other on an equal basis. Indeed, equestrianism is a multi-million pound industry which plays an important role in the rural economy and tourism. But it was in the sports of rowing, cycling, sailing and equestrianism that the foundations were laid. What it referred to was a rumour that has been flying around the divided and sometimes poisonous world of Irish equestrianism. The British Horse Society welcomes recognition at national level of the value of equestrianism to the rural economy, and the proposed help for farmers who want to diversify. The implementation group set up to formulate a structure for an umbrella body for equestrianism has ‘agreed, in principle, to proceed with the establishment of the body’. The Minister congratulated Cian on his wonderful achievement in bringing home the individual showjumping gold medal, Ireland's first medal in equestrianism in the history of the Games.
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