英语词汇“colt”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

colt¹

noun kəʊltkoʊlt

1A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old.
（尤指四岁以下的）未阉割的小雄马，雄驹
Example sentencesExamples
- She pressed her hand against the forehead of a young colt, which whinnied in surprise and delight.
- Any colt or filly who wins a Classic is likely to be much sought after as a stallion or brood mare.
- We always wanted young horses but we never had any colts before, so we started getting into it.
- The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings.
- He changes the notion of kingship by riding on a colt rather than a horse.
- The colt reared and began galloping when other horses breezed past him.
- For example, a young colt will turn to put his primary line in line with yours and he'll raise his head to grow taller and get a good look.
- The colt began picking off horses but soon ran out of running room on the inside.
- The colt, now aged four, has embarked on what is already a successful stud career.
- Two colts brought the joint highest price for a male on the day of $525,000.
- I hated this time of year as the young colts or filly used to be brought to the forge to have something done to their feet.
- I visited her whenever I was able, and helped deliver her foals, splendid colts and fillies, who, in their own careers, bore the greatest soldiers of the age on their mightiest campaigns.
- The brood mare section has classes for sport horses, filly and colts, foals, Irish Draught mares, Irish Draught filly foal qualifiers and Irish Sport horse foal qualifier.
- Most times he was starting colts and fixing problem horses, inevitably winding up being the resident horse guy.
- The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing.
- Male colts become reproductively active at approximately five years.
- I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time.
- My fondest memory at our farm was watching my brother training the young colts in the paddock in the summer days while I sat on the fence nearby.
- The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891.
- Recently, a young colt died as a direct result of eating grass cuttings discarded in his field.
1. 1.1British A member of a junior sports team.
  乙队选手；青年运动队选手
  England Colts
  英格兰乙队选手。
  Example sentencesExamples
  His proud dad- who now coaches Romford Hockey Club's colts team - said competing in the national championships would offer the whole team a great chance to shine in front of the watching England selectors.
  The draw for the first game (North Divisional quarter-finals) will take place on Sunday, when the colts are due to travel to Leigh on Sunday to complete the league season.
  Further proof of the success of the junior and colts hockey programme at Ben Rhydding Hockey Club is the selection of two boys for the North East of England.
  He said the club already catered for 200 juniors on Sundays and ran three or four senior sides in addition to two colts teams.
  North Fremantle is looking to field two colts teams in next year's amateur competition so the future is looking as bright as the past.
  The match will be between seniors, colts and juniors for the Alec Armstrong Memorial Shield.
  He was the captain of the state's colts team in 1996-97 and 1997-98, and also toured Zimbabwe with an Australian Academy team in 1998-99.
  We have seen players drop catches that children catch in the playground, make fielding errors that would have the coach of a colts side roaring in fury.
  The qualification for some of those games is that the provincial teams were missing All Blacks, New Zealand colts and sevens players, and had very little time together to prepare.
  He was always a great supporter of the club and supported cricket right down to the colts, the youth team.
  The 17-year-old polled five votes in the colts competition's fairest and best award, the Jack Clarke Medal, and was a member of East Fremantle's colts premiership team.
  Both are products of the Ilkley mini, junior and colts sections.
  She is a qualified coach and umpire who has helped develop an impressive number of pupils from the school who play in the colts teams at Ealing, Brentham, Perivale and Wembley cricket clubs.
  The whole team's work rate and tackling were exceptional and made what was potentially a tricky divisional quarter-final tie into a showcase of junior colts rugby at its best.
  The colts that constitute the ‘A’ team and representing the quintessence of the second line talent waiting for national recognition should strive to match the deeds of their predecessors.
  I made the league team at 18 and then kicked three goals in the colts grand final and I felt pretty good about myself.
  Both came through the superb colts section at the Ilkley-based club where up to 80 girls train on a Wednesday night and a similar number of boys on a Friday night.
  All three have come up through the county sides, the boys, the colts and the full county teams.
  On some days he would play a colts ' match in the morning and then be driven by his father to a club match in the afternoon - anything to play and have a bat.
  The grandson of an East Fremantle player played just one colts game for the Sharks prior to being drafted at 10 in 1999 by Hawthorn.

Origin

Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals.

Rhymes

bolt, dolt, holt, jolt, moult (US molt), poult, smolt, volt

Colt²

noun kəʊltkoʊlt

trademark

A type of revolver.
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless.
- It resembles many of the English revolvers more closely than the Colts and Remingtons.
- The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other.
- The US forces retained the Colt automatic which had been in use since 1911.
- I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62).

colt¹

nounkoʊltkōlt

A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old.
（尤指四岁以下的）未阉割的小雄马，雄驹
Example sentencesExamples
- The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891.
- My fondest memory at our farm was watching my brother training the young colts in the paddock in the summer days while I sat on the fence nearby.
- I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time.
- Recently, a young colt died as a direct result of eating grass cuttings discarded in his field.
- The brood mare section has classes for sport horses, filly and colts, foals, Irish Draught mares, Irish Draught filly foal qualifiers and Irish Sport horse foal qualifier.
- The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings.
- For example, a young colt will turn to put his primary line in line with yours and he'll raise his head to grow taller and get a good look.
- Most times he was starting colts and fixing problem horses, inevitably winding up being the resident horse guy.
- The colt, now aged four, has embarked on what is already a successful stud career.
- We always wanted young horses but we never had any colts before, so we started getting into it.
- I hated this time of year as the young colts or filly used to be brought to the forge to have something done to their feet.
- She pressed her hand against the forehead of a young colt, which whinnied in surprise and delight.
- I visited her whenever I was able, and helped deliver her foals, splendid colts and fillies, who, in their own careers, bore the greatest soldiers of the age on their mightiest campaigns.
- Male colts become reproductively active at approximately five years.
- Two colts brought the joint highest price for a male on the day of $525,000.
- The colt began picking off horses but soon ran out of running room on the inside.
- The colt reared and began galloping when other horses breezed past him.
- The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing.
- Any colt or filly who wins a Classic is likely to be much sought after as a stallion or brood mare.
- He changes the notion of kingship by riding on a colt rather than a horse.

Origin

Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals.

Colt²

nounkōltkoʊlt

trademark

A type of revolver.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other.
- The US forces retained the Colt automatic which had been in use since 1911.
- It resembles many of the English revolvers more closely than the Colts and Remingtons.
- I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver.
- The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62).

词汇	colt
释义	colt¹ noun kəʊltkoʊlt 1A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old. （尤指四岁以下的）未阉割的小雄马，雄驹 Example sentencesExamples She pressed her hand against the forehead of a young colt, which whinnied in surprise and delight. Any colt or filly who wins a Classic is likely to be much sought after as a stallion or brood mare. We always wanted young horses but we never had any colts before, so we started getting into it. The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings. He changes the notion of kingship by riding on a colt rather than a horse. The colt reared and began galloping when other horses breezed past him. For example, a young colt will turn to put his primary line in line with yours and he'll raise his head to grow taller and get a good look. The colt began picking off horses but soon ran out of running room on the inside. The colt, now aged four, has embarked on what is already a successful stud career. Two colts brought the joint highest price for a male on the day of $525,000. I hated this time of year as the young colts or filly used to be brought to the forge to have something done to their feet. I visited her whenever I was able, and helped deliver her foals, splendid colts and fillies, who, in their own careers, bore the greatest soldiers of the age on their mightiest campaigns. The brood mare section has classes for sport horses, filly and colts, foals, Irish Draught mares, Irish Draught filly foal qualifiers and Irish Sport horse foal qualifier. Most times he was starting colts and fixing problem horses, inevitably winding up being the resident horse guy. The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing. Male colts become reproductively active at approximately five years. I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time. My fondest memory at our farm was watching my brother training the young colts in the paddock in the summer days while I sat on the fence nearby. The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891. Recently, a young colt died as a direct result of eating grass cuttings discarded in his field. 1.1British A member of a junior sports team. 乙队选手；青年运动队选手 England Colts 英格兰乙队选手。 Example sentencesExamples His proud dad- who now coaches Romford Hockey Club's colts team - said competing in the national championships would offer the whole team a great chance to shine in front of the watching England selectors. The draw for the first game (North Divisional quarter-finals) will take place on Sunday, when the colts are due to travel to Leigh on Sunday to complete the league season. Further proof of the success of the junior and colts hockey programme at Ben Rhydding Hockey Club is the selection of two boys for the North East of England. He said the club already catered for 200 juniors on Sundays and ran three or four senior sides in addition to two colts teams. North Fremantle is looking to field two colts teams in next year's amateur competition so the future is looking as bright as the past. The match will be between seniors, colts and juniors for the Alec Armstrong Memorial Shield. He was the captain of the state's colts team in 1996-97 and 1997-98, and also toured Zimbabwe with an Australian Academy team in 1998-99. We have seen players drop catches that children catch in the playground, make fielding errors that would have the coach of a colts side roaring in fury. The qualification for some of those games is that the provincial teams were missing All Blacks, New Zealand colts and sevens players, and had very little time together to prepare. He was always a great supporter of the club and supported cricket right down to the colts, the youth team. The 17-year-old polled five votes in the colts competition's fairest and best award, the Jack Clarke Medal, and was a member of East Fremantle's colts premiership team. Both are products of the Ilkley mini, junior and colts sections. She is a qualified coach and umpire who has helped develop an impressive number of pupils from the school who play in the colts teams at Ealing, Brentham, Perivale and Wembley cricket clubs. The whole team's work rate and tackling were exceptional and made what was potentially a tricky divisional quarter-final tie into a showcase of junior colts rugby at its best. The colts that constitute the ‘A’ team and representing the quintessence of the second line talent waiting for national recognition should strive to match the deeds of their predecessors. I made the league team at 18 and then kicked three goals in the colts grand final and I felt pretty good about myself. Both came through the superb colts section at the Ilkley-based club where up to 80 girls train on a Wednesday night and a similar number of boys on a Friday night. All three have come up through the county sides, the boys, the colts and the full county teams. On some days he would play a colts ' match in the morning and then be driven by his father to a club match in the afternoon - anything to play and have a bat. The grandson of an East Fremantle player played just one colts game for the Sharks prior to being drafted at 10 in 1999 by Hawthorn. Origin Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals. Rhymes bolt, dolt, holt, jolt, moult (US molt), poult, smolt, volt Colt² noun kəʊltkoʊlt trademark A type of revolver. Example sentencesExamples The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless. It resembles many of the English revolvers more closely than the Colts and Remingtons. The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other. The US forces retained the Colt automatic which had been in use since 1911. I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver. Origin Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62). noun.1 noun.2 colt¹ nounkoʊltkōlt A young uncastrated male horse, in particular one less than four years old. （尤指四岁以下的）未阉割的小雄马，雄驹 Example sentencesExamples The total number of horses - 2,668 colts, 2,440 fillies, and two geldings - is 219 more than last year's previous record of 4,891. My fondest memory at our farm was watching my brother training the young colts in the paddock in the summer days while I sat on the fence nearby. I thought her performance was excellent, better than anything she had achieved before, since she was taking on colts and older horses for the first time. Recently, a young colt died as a direct result of eating grass cuttings discarded in his field. The brood mare section has classes for sport horses, filly and colts, foals, Irish Draught mares, Irish Draught filly foal qualifiers and Irish Sport horse foal qualifier. The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of $75,000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings. For example, a young colt will turn to put his primary line in line with yours and he'll raise his head to grow taller and get a good look. Most times he was starting colts and fixing problem horses, inevitably winding up being the resident horse guy. The colt, now aged four, has embarked on what is already a successful stud career. We always wanted young horses but we never had any colts before, so we started getting into it. I hated this time of year as the young colts or filly used to be brought to the forge to have something done to their feet. She pressed her hand against the forehead of a young colt, which whinnied in surprise and delight. I visited her whenever I was able, and helped deliver her foals, splendid colts and fillies, who, in their own careers, bore the greatest soldiers of the age on their mightiest campaigns. Male colts become reproductively active at approximately five years. Two colts brought the joint highest price for a male on the day of $525,000. The colt began picking off horses but soon ran out of running room on the inside. The colt reared and began galloping when other horses breezed past him. The allotment includes 12 fillies and eight colts, many with ties to American racing. Any colt or filly who wins a Classic is likely to be much sought after as a stallion or brood mare. He changes the notion of kingship by riding on a colt rather than a horse. Origin Old English; perhaps related to Swedish kult, applied to boys or half-grown animals. Colt² nounkōltkoʊlt trademark A type of revolver. Example sentencesExamples The sheriff had a shotgun in one hand and a Colt revolver in the other. The US forces retained the Colt automatic which had been in use since 1911. It resembles many of the English revolvers more closely than the Colts and Remingtons. I always had the feeling the flintlock had a much slower lock time than the Colt cap and ball revolver. The problem is found in discerning which Colts are black powder guns and which are smokeless. Origin Mid 19th century: from the name of the US inventor and firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt (1814–62). noun.1 noun.2
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