The meaning of Gaits

ɡeɪt

Gaits – definition

noun
A person's manner of walking.
Usage examples:
The easy gait of an athlete
Synonims:
Walk Step Stride Pace Tread Manner of walking Way of walking Bearing Carriage Comportment Way of holding oneself Way of carrying oneself Deportment

noun
A particular way of walking
Usage examples:
He walked with a slow, stiff gait.

Gaits translation into English

Gaits: translate from English into Chinese

步态, 步法, 步调, 训练 ... 的步法

Gaits: translate from English into Dutch

Gangen, Gang, Manier van lopen, Loop, Pas

Gaits: translate from English into French

Allures, Démarche, Allure

Gaits: translate from English into German

Gänge, Gang, Gangart, Schritt

Gaits: translate from English into Hindi

गैट्स, चाल, गति, पग, चलने का ढंग, चाल-ढाल

Gaits: translate from English into Italian

Andature, Andatura, Passo, Camminata

Gaits: translate from English into Korean

보행, 보조, 걷는 모양, 심사원 앞에 걷게 하다, 말의 보조, 걸음걸이를 조련하다

Gaits: translate from English into Russian

Походки, Походка, Аллюр, Движение, Дрессировать на аллюры

Gaits: translate from English into Spanish

Pasos, Paso, Modo de andar, Andadura, Manera de andar, Pasar

Word origin

late Middle English (originally Scots): variant of gate2.

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Gaits – similar words

gait

ɡeɪt

noun
A person's manner of walking.
Usage examples:
The easy gait of an athlete

All meanings and translations of Gait

Gaits synonims

bearing

noun
A person's way of standing or moving.
Usage examples:
A man of precise military bearing

verb
Carry the weight of; support.
Usage examples:
The bees form large colonies and need the thick branches of tall trees to bear the weight of their …

noun
Connection to or influence on a result
Usage examples:
The fact that he was ordered to stand trial has no bearing on whether he’ll be found guilty., she w…

All meanings and translations of Bearing

carriage

noun
Any of the separate sections of a train that carry passengers.
Usage examples:
The first-class carriages

All meanings and translations of Carriage

comportment

noun
Behaviour; bearing.
Usage examples:
He displayed precisely the comportment expected of the rightful king

noun
Someone's behaviour
Usage examples:
This scandal raises new questions about the president's private comportment., she had class, not in…

All meanings and translations of Comportment

deportment

dɪˈpɔːt.mənt

noun
The way a person stands and walks, particularly as an element of etiquette.
Usage examples:
Poise is directly concerned with good deportment

noun
The way a person walks and stands
Usage examples:
To have good/bad deportment, speech and deportment lessons, throughout the ordeal of her husband's …

All meanings and translations of Deportment

step

noun
An act or movement of putting one leg in front of the other in walking or running.
Usage examples:
Ron took a step back

verb
Lift and set down one's foot or one foot after the other in order to walk somewhere or move to a new position.
Usage examples:
Claudia tried to step back

combining form
Denoting a relationship resulting from a remarriage.
Usage examples:
Stepmother

All meanings and translations of Step

stride

verb
Walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction.
Usage examples:
He strode across the road

noun
A long, decisive step.
Usage examples:
He crossed the room in a couple of strides

verb
To walk somewhere quickly with long steps
Usage examples:
She strode across the room and demanded to speak to the manager., they have already made great stri…

All meanings and translations of Stride

walk

verb
Move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.
Usage examples:
I walked across the lawn

noun
(of a batsman) leave the field without waiting to be given out by the umpire.

Use one's feet to advance; advance by steps

All meanings and translations of Walk

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