saddleupmeaningidiom

To get into character, wannabe cowboys should saddle up and head out to explore the wilderness on horseback. Times, Sunday Times (2015).

2020年2月22日 — Literally. Climb into the saddle of your horse. As an Idiom, it means get ready to go out. 查看翻譯. 舉報版權侵害. 2 讃. 高評價回答者.

to fasten a seat on the back of a horse, or to ride a horse: Fred saddled up a horse and set out for Kingston to pick up the mail. (Definition von saddle up ...

1. Lit. to prepare one's horse for riding by putting a saddle on it. Let's saddle up and go for a ride.

to fasten a seat on the back of a horse, or to ride a horse: Fred saddled up a horse and set out for Kingston to pick up the mail. (Definition af saddle up ...

2023年11月27日 — The meaning of SADDLE UP is to get on a horse. How to use saddle up ... phrasal verb. saddled up; saddling up; saddles up. : to get on a horse.

7 天前 — to fasten a seat on the back of a horse, or to ride a horse: Fred saddled up a horse and set out for Kingston to pick up the mail.

2020年2月21日 — Literally. Climb into the saddle of your horse. As an Idiom, it means get ready to go out. See a translation.

英语, 中文 ; saddle up [sth], saddle [sth] up vtr phrasal sep, (horse: put a saddle on) (马), SCSimplified Chinese 给...上鞍 ; She saddled up her horse and rode ...

To get ready (esp. to leave). Popularized by American Old Western films, where horses were the primary means of transportation. When someone saddled up their ...