cantering

1. VERB (马)小跑,慢跑
   When a horse canters, it moves at a speed that is slower than a gallop but faster than a trot.
   1. The competitors cantered into the arena to conclude the closing ceremony.
      选手们慢跑进入竞技场,为闭幕式画上了句号。
   2. Canter is also a noun.
      
   3. Carnac set off at a canter.
      卡纳克小跑着出发了。

1. But if it wants to keep cantering for at least another year, without the hard landing that it avoided in 2010, structural changes are needed.
   但如果中国希望将奔跑的势头再至少维持一年，并像2010年一样避免硬着陆，就需要进行结构调整。
2. Youngsters and children's one stop shopping, cantering, entertainment, inter-activity, experience space.
   青少年及儿童一站式购物、餐饮、娱乐、互动、体验空间。
3. Admittedly, cannot deny because of this cantering action, but also cannot exaggerate its action.
   固然，不能因此而否定慢跑的作用，但也不能夸大其作用。
4. Why is a horse less apt to slip on slick ground when he is trotting than when he is cantering?
   为什么在光滑的地面上马用快步比用跑步更不易滑倒？
5. Astride a speckled stallion, she arrests Bond's attention by cantering along a stretch of white, sandy Bahamas coastline in shimmering, sea-green beachwear.
   她骑着一匹斑点种马，沿着白色沙质的巴哈马群岛海岸线一路溜达，一身微微发光的海绿色沙滩装吸引了邦德的注意力。

adj

1. riding at a gait between a trot and a gallop
   1. the cantering soldiers