Long ferns by the roadside caught in Emma's stirrup.

路边有些长长的羊齿草，老是缠住艾玛的脚镫。

Okay, did I make jokes with you when you were in the stirrups?

，遇到麻烦时我曾经对开玩笑吗？

Between the 4th and 8th centuries CE, steppe horsemen spread riding technologies like stirrups across cultures.

西元第四世纪到第八世纪时，大草原骑者将乘骑相关技术如镫传播到各文化中。

By standing in the stirrups for the entire ride, a jockey's center of mass follows an almost flat line.

骑手全程都踩着镫站立，其重心几乎可以保持一条水平线。

Archaeological evidence suggests that people who did mount horses during this early stage did so without structured saddles or stirrups.

考古证据显示，初期真正骑上的人并没有靠有结构性的鞍或镫。

One big fellow trotted along, right by my stirrup.

一个大个子小跑着，就我的镫旁边。

I loosened my feet from the stirrups, ready to jump free.

我从镫上松开脚， 准备自由跳跃。

Mrs. Sparsit took her foot out of her stirrup, and said, 'Mr.

斯巴塞夫人把她的脚从镫上拿开， 说：“先生。

Charles of England had ridden in stirrups hung with four hundred and twenty-one diamonds.

英格兰的查尔斯骑镫上，上面挂着四百二十一颗钻石。

Ms. Aldrin, please just put your feet on the stirrups.

奥尔德林女士, 请把的脚刺上。

That big fellow trotted by my stirrup as if he were there to stay.

那个大个子我的镫旁边小跑着，像他就那里一样。

Mrs. Sparsit sat by the fire, with her foot in her cotton stirrup, little thinking whither she was posting.

斯巴塞太太坐火炉旁， 脚踩她的棉镫上， 几乎没有想过她要去哪里。

Chen Da paid his respect to Shi Jin by rising in his stirrups.

陈达起镫，向史进行礼。

The invention of the stirrup in China made horse-drawn carts even more efficient.

镫中国的发明使车更加高效。

I noticed that my foot was moving from one-third to two-thirds of the stirrup.

我注意到我的脚从镫的三分之一移动到了三分之二。

Their bridles, girths and saddles were made of raw skins of animals; their stirrups of a certain kind of wood.

他们的缰绳、腰带和鞍都是用生皮制成的；他们用某种木头做的镫。

When riding, your foot should be lower, with your heel firmly in the stirrup, not on your toes.

骑行时，的脚应该低，脚后跟牢牢地镫上，而不是脚趾。

Yang Zhi heard the twang of the bow string, and immediately swung his body down resting entirety on one stirrup.

杨志听到弓弦的声音，立即将身体整个倒了一根镫上。

Handy " hardware" like stirrups and saddles, as well as the innovation of hitching horses to wheeled vehicles (from around 2000 BC), have given people more control.

方便的“硬件”，如镫和鞍，以及将套轮式车辆上的创新（大约从公元前2000年开始），让人们对有了更多的控制。

Scarlett caught a flashing glimpse of thin legs, a flurry of skirts and underclothing and Melanie was in the saddle, her feet dangling far above the stirrups.

思嘉匆匆一眼瞧见媚兰那两条瘦腿和平扬的裙裾和内裤，随即发现她已经跨上鞍，两只脚垂挂离镫很高的地方摆荡着。