steed
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++steed /stiːd/ noun [countable] literary HBAa strong fast horse 骏马
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steed• Panting and snorting like a mad battle steed that has lost its rider, the masterless ocean overruns the globe.• Even in my mind I found it extremely unwieldy trying to lance one - let alone 100,000 - from a charging steed.• One story had Mix trailering his famous steed as he sped along the highway.• Then, it is said, Aenarion lay down beside his steed and passed from that age of the world.• Roget's steed reared and whinnied in terror.• He saw himself proudly standing in that wondrous car, his hands triumphantly guiding those steeds which Jove himself could not master.• Yes, they roam the skies on their trusty steeds, well Ostrich's actually.• The winged steed Pegasus, after skimming the air all day, went every night to a comfortable stable in Corinth.Origin steed Old English stedasteed nounChinese
horse strong fast Corpus a
Steed
Steed, John
the main character in the UK television series the Avengers, played by Patrick McNee. Steed was known for being very clever, wearing a suit and bowler hat, and carrying an umbrella.
Steed, John
the main character in the UK television series the Avengers, played by Patrick McNee. Steed was known for being very clever, wearing a suit and bowler hat, and carrying an umbrella.
steed
steed /stiːd/ noun [countable] literary
steed /stiːd/
noun [countable] literary Language: Old English
Origin: steda
a strong fast horse
Origin: steda