altre traduzioni
| cavalcare |
ride
|
| guidare |
drive
guide
lead
ride
steer
run
|
| andare |
go
be
run
ride
walk
travel
|
| viaggiare |
travel
journey
go
ride
tour
voyage
|
| montare |
mount
assemble
set
edit
whip
ride
|
| percorrere |
travel
walk
cross
go through
tread
ride
|
| andare a cavallo |
ride
|
| galleggiare |
float
ride
buoy
|
| fluttuare |
fluctuate
float
flutter
waver
rise and fall
ride
|
| opprimere |
oppress
bully
grind
overpower
smother
weigh down
|
sinonimi
verbo
Esempi
They were also served to those too indolent to bother, or those too ridden with gout to move.
It was the one who’d ridden with her earlier today.
The creature shied at being ridden into the abrasive wind, but did as he was asked.
She’d ridden into that battle at the head of the Valkyries and had never come out of the pass.
The narjag rider from the first ayre that Rew had struck had ridden its ayre to the dirt then jumped off, attacking Raif.
He’d ridden with Fasha over his saddle and the sleeping babe in his arms, and now when he closed his eyes he saw them clearly again as though no time had passed at all.
“Now you can say you have ridden a dragon, more or less,” shouted Qurion, who was as exhilarated by the ride as she.
Karsan sauralier training dictated a dracon be rendered harmless when not being ridden to war.
Dracons were ridden commonly in the eastern Kingdoms, where the open plains and sparse population limited the potential for fatal accident, and giant dracon cattle were employed to draw vehicles in other lands.
Time took on the treacly slowness it had before he had ridden the Road of Fire.
”“Have you ever ridden a dracon before?
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