go for a gallop

go for a gallop去骑一阵快马：They used to go for a gallop in bad weather to build up their physical strength and willpower. 他们时常在恶劣天气时去骑骑快马以锻炼他们的体格和意志。

• incriminator
• bobsledder
• vino de pasto
• bracketed blenny
• anorthositization
• ironworkss
• ex-votos
• petroliferous
• caliph
• kick against sth
• grandfather's clock
• nilgais
• overscrupulousness
• sweep in
• pushing up (the) daisies
• stretch of imagination
• loofa
• Sunnites
• transhape
• bearpaw
• PharD.
• Kakidrosis
• alguaciles
• Gatsby-like
• stymied
• denudes
• automatic volume compressor
• disappear below
• horotely
• ameliorable
• antiresonance
• capped steel
• biologics
• extra dividends
• draw back (from sth/from doing sth)
• brainstormings
• shade
• pneumatophorous
• look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves
• cassowary
• crocheting
• harmoniser
• pitty-patting
• qfs
• left fielders
• Jugoslavia
• magnetiser
• agis
• slog one's way
• begrudges
• color signal
• sheathes
• duodenectomy
• File Virus
• insoluble
• precatory
• scratch sth↔out
• LAK cell
• panel point
• crack a bottle
• hydrosulphides
• bawl ... out
• spaceman
• beyond the black stump
• bisphenoid
• go for a spin
• kernel blight
• Suctoria
• naked mole rat
• lettest
• tariffless
• brettis
• macrotome
• graded profile
• cosmic speeds
• ensuing
• old school tie
• put (或 place,offer) a premium on something
• Tinker to Evers to Chance
• underhand work
• I（或he, she等） cannot （或could not）say
• among the rest
• dinked
• hist
• phototelegraphically
• sarcopside
• indicolite
• folivorous
• antimony hydride
• enorm
• inflight refuelling
• diachronistic
• coprecipitation
• diarch
• heavy-hitters
• hijazs
• Eadred
• lay someone under an obligation
• vower
• reverse commuter