rider

(Anglais)

1. (archaic, historical) A mounted person.
2. A mounted person.
3. A mounted person.
4. (archaic, historical) A mounted person.
5. (obsolete) A mounted person.
6. (archaic, historical) A mounted person.
7. (US) A mounted person.
8. A mounted person.
9. A mounted person.
10. An addition, supplement.
11. An addition, supplement.
12. An addition, supplement.
13. An addition, supplement.
14. An addition, supplement.
15. Technical senses.
16. (archaic) Technical senses.
17. (in-plural) Technical senses.
18. Technical senses.
19. Technical senses.
20. Technical senses.

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈɹaɪ.də/

Étymologie (Anglais)

Hérité de moyen anglais: ryder

Hérité de ancien anglais: rīdere

Appartenant à néerlandais: rijder

Appartenant à allemand: Reiter

In summary

From Middle English ryder, ridere, from Late Old English rīdere (“rider, knight”). Compare Dutch rijder, German Reiter. By surface analysis, ride + -er.

Concepts

cavalier

jockey

écuyer

passager

annexe

cavalière

motocycliste

avenant

cycliste

Synonymes

horseman

passenger

fare

equestrian

appendix

cavalier

additional clause

horsewoman

driver

enclosure

traveler

traveller

handrail

horseback

hussar

inclosure

jockey

knight

muleteer

reservation

tack

trooper

horseback rider

good rider

one who mounts

sowar

as in

additional comment

guide sleeve

subsidiary condition

horse rider

sliding poise

addendum

additional provisions

affix

allonge

appendage

armrest

attachment

cavalryman

charioteer

coachman

endorsement

equestrienne

fairlead

Traductions

Reiter

jinete

jeździec

cavaliere

ruiter

cavaleiro

καβαλάρης

ιππέας

cavallerizzo

fantino

Jockey

aanhangsel

genet

cavalcatore

Reiterin

Phrases

The horse balked and threw the tall rider .

Le cheval recula et jeta le grand cavalier.