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08:28 Jul 22, 2015 |
Romanian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - History / Arheologie | |||||||
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4 | bit |
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3 | jointed mouth |
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3 | snaffle bit |
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jointed mouth Explanation: jointed mouth Part composed of two articulated bars that is placed in the horse’s mouth; it is controlled by the reins to steer the animal. http://visual.merriam-webster.com/sports-games/equestrian-sp... |
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bit Explanation: This is a "bit" (or, to be literal in this case, two "jointed mouths") which are metal bars, situated between the upper and lower teeth of a horse, which are connected to reins. Sometimes, it may improperly refer to the entire "reign" mechanism, itself. |
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snaffle bit Explanation: Snaffle bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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