18:53 Sep 11, 2003 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] Zoology / dogs | |||||||
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5 | When/while trotting it moves on the diagonal |
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4 | In the trot, the diagonals move together |
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3 | While trotting it moves diagonally |
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3 | while trotting it drifts to the side |
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In the trot, the diagonals move together Explanation: Cytat z tegoż Glossary of Dog Terms -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-09-11 20:05:25 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Kolejny cytat: \"Trot: A rhythmic two-beat diagonal gait in which the feet at diagonal opposite ends of the body strike the ground together; i.e., right hind with left front and left hind with right front. \" Jak rozumiem, ten sposób poruszania się jest uważany za prawidłowy. Reference: http://www.french-brittany.org/glossary.htm |
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W kłusie porusza się po przek±tnej. While trotting it moves diagonally Explanation: propozycja A white dog must be disqualified. Gait A German Shepherd Dog is a trotting dog, and its structure has been developed to meet the requirements of its work www.akc.org/breeds/recbreeds/germshep.cfm - 28k ... If you don't use a clicker in your training program, you can use a special word or praise to mark the moment your dog is trotting, and follow up with the treat ... www.kaylar.com/ezine/110599pupshow.html - 8k |
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while trotting it drifts to the side Explanation: brakuje mi tutaj odnosnika jesli chodzi o ta przekatna... diagonally brzmi zbyt doslownie, ale moze i takie doslowne tlumaczenie jest dobre Powodzenia |
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W k3usie porusza się po przek±tnej. When/while trotting it moves on the diagonal Explanation: . |
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