saddleupto(someonemeaning)

to give a job or responsibility to someone who does not want it: They saddled me with cleaning up after the party.

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

To put a saddle on a horse: The cowboys saddled up and rode off. 2. To put a saddle on some animal: The cowboy saddled up three horses for the other riders.

主要翻译. 英语, 中文. saddle up [sth], saddle [sth] up vtr phrasal sep, (horse: put a saddle on) (马), SCSimplified Chinese 给...上鞍.

2024年4月24日 — The meaning of SADDLE UP is to get on a horse. How to use saddle up in a sentence.

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 of saddle up ...

2023年7月10日 — Saddle up literally means to put a saddle on a horse to prepare to leave, so I've always interpreted it as Get Ready in any situation where ...

to give someone/yourself an unpleasant responsibility, task, debt, etc. I've been saddled with organizing the conference. The company was saddled with debts ...

2013年6月4日 — A ex-ghost who as been brought back to life explains: My friend saddled up with a witch and sprung me out of limbo. Does it mean he made friend ...

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.