gallop through something
gallop
noun[ S ]
uk /ˈɡæl.əp/ us /ˈɡæl.əp/

gallopnoun[S] (RUN)

the fast run or speed of a horse when it is galloping, or an act of galloping: （马）奔驰
break into a gallopAt the sound of gunfire the horse suddenly broke into a gallop.枪声一响，那匹马突然飞奔起来。

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gallopnoun[S] (SPEED)

a fast speed: 高速度
at a gallopWe had to complete the work at a gallop (= very quickly).我们不得不快马加鞭将工作赶完。

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Speed of motion

gallop | American Dictionary

gallop
verb[ I/T ]
us/ˈɡæl·əp/
(of a horse) to run fast so that all four feet come off the ground together in each act of forward movement

gallop

noun[ C ]us/ˈɡæl·əp/
The horse suddenly broke into a gallop.

Examples of gallop

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However, the figurative, or programmatic, music of the previous century tried to bring into the concert all stylised birds, storms and galloping horses.
As the day gallops forth over the horizon, the entire harrowing experience starts anew.
Because it skips over the suppressed diatonic notes, the melody gallops quickly along the octave.
A gap opened in the ranks and the horses galloped in.
Their earnings, although in some cases supplemented by payments in kind, failed to keep pace with galloping food prices.
Occasionally a distant thudding is heard but, if too far away, one has to be equipped with binoculars to see a group of horsemen galloping through the sea spray.
The physical, visual and aural rhythmic experience of a horse galloping connected with music functions as a bodily metaphor for understanding how the rhythmic pattern feels and what it means.
Combining these models we believe that the optimal gait will still be walking for low speeds and galloping for higher speeds, with the bound, pace and trot being energy inefficient.
The ventricular rate was 150/min with gallop rhythm, the venous pressure 11 cm and the liver was enlarged and pulsatile.
Physical examination revealed tachypnea, tachycardia, gallop rhythm, systolic murmur maximum at the right upper sternal border, and barely felt bilateral femoral pulses.
The second sound was single, and an accentuated third sound was audible with a gallop rhythm.
With respect to technology, there seems to be no reason to assume that the present gallop will slow down.
Demand was galloping away; output was left at the post.
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