Word Network: horse
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Peaky Blinders S5E01 - The Art of Negotiation (Thomas Shelby) [Netflix Trend Serials]
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
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ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD - Extended Preview
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
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The Shawshank Redemption | Fresh Fish | Warner Bros. Rewind
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
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I count six shots scene django unchained
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
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DJANGO, SAMUEL L JACKSON (STEPHEN) MEETS JAMIE FOXX.
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
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Time Prank - The Office
"The farmer rode his horse across the field."
B1Related Words (3)
To put or keep an animal, especially a horse, in a building designed for shelter and containment. It can also refer to the act of storing vehicles or equipment in a secure, covered facility.
B2A rider is a person who travels on an animal, such as a horse, or on a vehicle like a bicycle or motorcycle. It can also refer to an additional clause or amendment added to a document, such as a contract or a legislative bill.
B1A pony is a type of small horse belonging to several specific breeds, typically distinguished by its short stature, thick mane, and stocky build. In equestrian terms, it is usually defined as a horse that measures less than 14.2 hands (about 147 cm) at the shoulder.
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Grammar Connections (5)
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verbs_tensesUsed in Phrases (6)
put the cart before the horse
To do things in the wrong order.
to put the cart before the horse
To do things in the wrong order.
a dark horse
Someone who surprises others with unexpected success due to hidden talents.
straight from the horse's mouth
From a reliable source
dark horse
Someone who unexpectedly succeeds or possesses hidden talents.
Hold your horses.
Wait a moment.
