bronco
bronco — noun
- broncosingular
- broncosplural
1. a horse from the western US that is still wild or only partly trained, especiall
a horse from the western US that is still wild or only partly trained, especially one that is hard to ride
At the rodeo, Maeve watched a bronco throw its rider into the dirt.
rodeo context: bronco throws its rider
Kian grabbed the fence as the bronco kicked dust across the yard.
The rancher kept the bronco apart until it grew calmer around people.
After two wild jumps, the bronco broke free and raced toward the hills.
Saira backed away when the bronco hit the gate with both hooves.
- mustang
often stresses a free-roaming North American horse rather than its rough behaviour
- wild horse
broader term for any horse living free, without the western rodeo sense
- bronc
informal short form used especially in rodeo language
文法句型
a bronco
ride a bronco
用法筆記
Often used in rodeo or ranch contexts for a horse that resists control. A bronco is not just any horse living outside; the word usually suggests rough behaviour or incomplete training.