trotKK [ˈtrɑt] ｜ /ˈtrɑt/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a gait faster than a walk; diagonally opposite legs strike the ground together
The horse began to trot gracefully, its hooves rhythmically striking the ground as it picked up speed.
（馬）快步；對角步法
C2noun
a slow pace of running
As the sun set, the horse began to trot leisurely along the beach, creating a picturesque scene.
慢跑；小跑步
C2noun
a literal translation used in studying a foreign language (often used illicitly)
During the French exam, Sarah discreetly referred to her pocket dictionary for a trot of a difficult sentence.
C2verb
run at a moderately swift pace
The horse began to trot gracefully around the track.
C2verb
ride at a trot
During their horseback riding lesson, the instructor instructed the students to trot around the arena.
C2verb
cause to trot
The trainer gently tapped the horse's sides with his heels to trot.