equestrian
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɪˈkwɛstriən/ · UK /ɪˈkwestriən/
equestrian means: Connected with riding horses or the people who ride them.
adjective
Connected with riding horses or the people who ride them.
- She enjoys equestrian sports.
- The school offers equestrian training for beginners.
- Several equestrian events were cancelled because of rain.
Showing a person riding a horse, especially in a statue or painting.
- An equestrian statue stands in the square.
- The artist painted an equestrian portrait of the king.
- They restored the bronze equestrian monument last year.
Riding or sitting on a horse.
- Equestrian guards led the parade.
- The painting shows an equestrian soldier crossing a bridge.
- An equestrian messenger approached the castle gates.
noun
A person who rides horses, especially as a sport.
- She is a skilled equestrian.
- The equestrian checked his saddle before riding.
- Several equestrians competed in the jumping event.
Questions about equestrian
What does equestrian mean?
Connected with riding horses or the people who ride them.
What is equestrian in other languages?
Türkçe: binicilikle ilgili · Español: ecuestre · Français: équestre · Deutsch: reitsportlich · Italiano: equestre · 日本語: 馬術の
How do you pronounce equestrian?
In American English /ɪˈkwɛstriən/; in British English /ɪˈkwestriən/.
How do you use equestrian in a sentence?
She enjoys equestrian sports. The school offers equestrian training for beginners.
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