Definition

To move at a pace faster than walking but slower than running, often used for horses or people.

Example

The horse began to trot along the path.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Hey, are you ready to go for a run?

Sure! I can trot along with you for a bit.

Great! I love when we can just trot and chat at the same time.

Me too! It makes the workout feel much easier.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A way of moving that is faster than walking, often used to describe how a horse moves or how a person jogs.

Example

The horse began to trot along the path, making it easy for the rider to enjoy the scenery.

Conversation

I took my horse out for a nice trot yesterday.

That sounds relaxing! I love going for rides like that.

Yeah, it's a great way to clear my mind and enjoy nature.

Definition

To make someone or something move at a quick, steady pace, faster than walking but slower than running.

Example

She trotted her horse around the field during the lesson.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how I could trot with my new horse?

Yeah, it looked so smooth and fun!

I really want to practice more so I can trot faster.

Root Explanation

The word 'trot' originates from Middle English 'trotteren', which is derived from Old French 'troter', meaning to walk or run with a brisk pace. The term describes a specific gait that is faster than walking but slower than running.

Memory Tip

Imagine a horse moving at a brisk pace — that's what 'trot' means, reflecting the quick, lively movement.

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