II. trot <trotted; trotting> [trɒt] 名词
| I | trot |
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| you | trot |
| he/she/it | trots |
| we | trot |
| you | trot |
| they | trot |
| I | trotted |
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| you | trotted |
| he/she/it | trotted |
| we | trotted |
| you | trotted |
| they | trotted |
| I | have | trotted |
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| you | have | trotted |
| he/she/it | has | trotted |
| we | have | trotted |
| you | have | trotted |
| they | have | trotted |
| I | had | trotted |
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| you | had | trotted |
| he/she/it | had | trotted |
| we | had | trotted |
| you | had | trotted |
| they | had | trotted |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
And we won five weeks on the trot!
en.wikipedia.org Trot racing as a sport is often considered dull, but when combined with betting it can rapidly get interesting.
en.wikipedia.org The gait creates an optical illusion that a horse is walking in front and trotting behind.
en.wikipedia.org His natural pace is gallop, but under cover he can use trot.
en.wikipedia.org The tempo is considered a fox trot or swing.
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