English to Esperanto Meaning of gait - irmaniero

Gait :

irmaniero

noun

irmaniero, movado, marŝante, moviĝas, konduto, sintenado, marŝi, transiro, infuzaĵo, transporto, ĉie-eston, rizo, manovron, tegmento, lertaĵo, atako, ŝanĝo de stato

Gait :: irmanieroGaits :: gaits

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Definitions of gait in English

Noun(1) the rate of moving (especially walking or running(2) a horse's manner of moving(3) a person's manner of walking

Examples of gait in English

(1) Symptoms in horses include an unsteady gait while people develop flu-like symptoms.(2) The horse's gait changed to a gallop, and the muffled rhythm of the hoof beats crescendoed until they were uncannily loud and hollow.(3) They may walk with an unsteady gait with feet far apart, and they have difficulty with motions that require precise coordination, such as writing.(4) With a cautious gait , they slowly walked as one to the lift.(5) He walks with an awkward gait , his right leg turned out from birth, and he is sharp and selfish and snorts; a bachelor alumni of the finishing school for quiet men.(6) He cantered on, moving with his horses' rocking gait as the sun descended below the horizon.(7) This condition causes the child to walk with a toe-in gait .(8) Or is the point that Jake, as befits his personality, had a horse with a fancy-looking gait that's not very practical?(9) When the explosions intrude upon him and force him to stop, he walks away with an easy gait , and takes the time to make the acquaintance of a woman who catches his eye before heading home to his worried family.(10) He studied the gait of those who walk barefoot over long distances on uneven surfaces - like the Masai people of East Africa - and found they rarely suffered from back or joint problems.(11) They moved off again at a canter, a mild gait compared to the previous mad gallop.(12) Tempo is the measure of the time between the beats, while a stride is the distance covered by all four feet within a given gait before the pattern of footfalls repeats.(13) the easy gait of an athlete(14) He crouched as he walked, and his gait was slow and measured.(15) One afternoon I was sorting out the petty cash when I heard the unmistakeable sound of her intimidating gait as she walked menacingly towards my desk.(16) Pat talked his way through riding Magic at three speeds in each gait .

Related Phrases of gait

Related Phrases of gait

Synonyms

Noun

1. walk ::

marŝi

2. step ::

paŝo

3. stride ::

pasxi

4. pace ::

rapideco

5. tread ::

paŝado

6. bearing ::

naski

7. carriage ::

kaleŝo

Different Forms

gait, gaits

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