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amble n.溜蹄；缓行漫步v.缓行；溜蹄 (1) 这匹马正在溜蹄行走。(2) “当然可以，”我笑起来，减下步伐，慢慢地走。(3) 利基虽然是一个幼龄猩猩，但它也能在属于它自己的丛林上漫步。(4) 这匹马正在溜蹄行走。 You can use amble as either a noun meaning "a stroll" or as a verb meaning "to walk in a slow, leisurely way." You might decide to amble, or take an amble, on over to the snack table and grab a brownie. This word comes from the Latin ambulare, which means "to walk about," as in ambulatory. Weirdly enough, for a long time it was only used for horses or for those on horseback. We use it for people now, but it still retains some of its horse-like country feel.

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英 ['æmbl] 美 ['æmbl] (1) The horse is walking at an amble.(2) "Sure." I laugh, slowing to an easy amble.(3) Leakey is an infant, but old enough to amble through the canopy on his own.(4) Every evening,they amble along the bank. An amble is a leisurely, pleasurable walk. Care to take an amble down a pleasant country road instead of reading the rest of this word description? That would certainly be understandable. 1[VERB 动词]缓行；漫步 When you amble, you walk slowly and in a relaxed manner.   [V adv/prep]We ambled along in front of the houses...我们在房子前面漫步。Slowly they ambled back to the car.他们慢慢地走回到汽车那儿。Amble is also a noun....an afternoon's amble around the oldest parts of Paris.在巴黎最古老街区午后漫步

英语单词	amble
英美音标	英 ['æmbl] 美 ['æmbl]
中文释义	n.溜蹄；缓行漫步 v.缓行；溜蹄
英语例句	(1) The horse is walking at an amble. (2) "Sure." I laugh, slowing to an easy amble. (3) Leakey is an infant, but old enough to amble through the canopy on his own. (4) Every evening,they amble along the bank.
中文例句	(1) 这匹马正在溜蹄行走。 (2) “当然可以，”我笑起来，减下步伐，慢慢地走。 (3) 利基虽然是一个幼龄猩猩，但它也能在属于它自己的丛林上漫步。 (4) 这匹马正在溜蹄行走。
vocabulary简明	An amble is a leisurely, pleasurable walk. Care to take an amble down a pleasant country road instead of reading the rest of this word description? That would certainly be understandable.
vocabulary扩展	You can use amble as either a noun meaning "a stroll" or as a verb meaning "to walk in a slow, leisurely way." You might decide to amble, or take an amble, on over to the snack table and grab a brownie. This word comes from the Latin ambulare, which means "to walk about," as in ambulatory. Weirdly enough, for a long time it was only used for horses or for those on horseback. We use it for people now, but it still retains some of its horse-like country feel.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]缓行；漫步 When you amble, you walk slowly and in a relaxed manner. [V adv/prep] We ambled along in front of the houses... 我们在房子前面漫步。 Slowly they ambled back to the car. 他们慢慢地走回到汽车那儿。 Amble is also a noun. ...an afternoon's amble around the oldest parts of Paris. 在巴黎最古老街区午后漫步

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