horsemanship
horsemanship — 名詞
1. the ability to ride a horse well, including controlling the animal's speed and d
騎馬術
騎馬的技巧與能力
the ability to ride a horse well, including controlling the animal's speed and direction, staying seated as the horse moves, and responding to different terrains or obstacles.
Maria amazed the judges with her horsemanship during the cross-country event.
Maria 在越野賽中的騎馬術令評審驚豔。
collocation: horsemanship + during [event]
The ranch foreman tested every new worker's horsemanship before letting them handle the cattle alone.
牧場領班會先測試每位新進員工的騎馬術，然後才讓他們獨自處理牛隻。
horsemanship tested/checked for a practical purpose
Chen spent three summers at an equestrian centre to improve his horsemanship.
Chen 花了三個暑假在馬術中心精進他的騎馬術。
Yuki won first place in the regional horsemanship contest for teenagers under sixteen.
Yuki 在十六歲以下青少年組的區域騎馬術比賽中獲得第一名。
Kwame signed up for an intensive horsemanship course during his holiday in Mongolia.
Kwame 在蒙古度假時報名參加了密集的騎馬術課程。
- equestrian skill
more formal and slightly broader, covering dressage and jumping as well as general riding
- riding ability
more general, less tied to the art of controlling a horse
- horse-handling skills
emphasises control and care of the animal on the ground as well as on its back
文法句型
[uncountable noun]
用法筆記
This noun is uncountable, so it is not used with 'a' or in the plural. Use phrases like 'a high level of horsemanship' or 'horsemanship skills' to describe an individual's ability.