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Перевод: halter

[существительное]
повод ; недоуздок ; веревка с петлей на виселице; удавка ; висельник ;
[глагол]
надевать недоуздок; приучать к узде; вешать

Тезаурус:

1. Nutty slipped off Midnight's back, gave the reins to her uncle and went forward and took the creature's halter.
2. The nimble pack horses, with a capacity to carry twenty stone, moved on the narrow trails in a train of twenty horses, connected one to another by plaited tail to following halter.
3. Morrissey, in Record Mirror , modelled a black line suit to complement Sandie Shaw's black halter neck dress.
4. Hazar, an Arabian stallion, felt that halter classes at shows were rather beneath his dignity.
5. The next day she decided to saddle the horse for a ride, but as the girth was being tightened the horse pulled back in great fear, broke its halter rope, and threw itself over backwards sending the saddle crashing to the ground.
6. Some people who show or sell halter horses use this to their advantage.
7. Talk to Robin Slade and you know he's a man who's studied his sheep; not from the point of view of winning awards with animals at the other end of a halter, but from a desire to produce the ideal carcass with that all-important round muscle.
8. A week or two after Stephen's suggestion, he came home one day leading a pretty little mare on a halter.
9. All the folk having grazing rights according to the poor rate assessment of 1833 received their apportioned share of the fields, "due consideration being given to the public carriage roads, drift ways and public halter paths or bridle ways through and over the land divided and enclosed."
10. Some horse trainers use this knowledge and "eye-ball" their horses to intimidate them into performing better in halter classes.
11. He had already been to quite a number of shows where he competed in halter classes; but this wag the first occasion where he was ridden in a saddle class.
12. At a horse show anyone can recognise the horse that is saying, "You're annoying me!", by the swishing of its tail; or the horse that announces to its spurred rider, "You're hurting my sides!", by tightened muscles making a clear line along the lower edge of its ribcage; or the halter horse, taut with anxiety and showing the whites of its eyes, telling all but its insensitive handler that it is afraid!
13. Jazz took its halter.