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The meaning of Caracoled

ˈkarəkəʊl

Caracoled – definition

verb

(of a horse) perform a caracole.

Usage examples:

He danced sideways and then caracoled round the corner of the stables
noun

A half turn to the right or left by a horse.

Usage examples:

By 1700 the caracole, initially so fashionable, was obsolete and the cavalryman's pistol was reserv…

Caracoled translation into English

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加糖的

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Gekarameliseerd

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Caracolé, Caracoler

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Karakolisiert

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कैराकोलेड

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Caracolato

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캐러콜, 반회전하다, 반회전시키다

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Каракол, Гарцевать

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Caracoleado, Subir la escalera

Word origin

early 17th century: from French caracole, caracol ‘snail's shell, spiral’.

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