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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈroʊdioʊ/ · UK /rəʊˈdeɪəʊ/
rodeo means: A public show where riders compete on horses or bulls and demonstrate skills with cattle.
noun
A public show where riders compete on horses or bulls and demonstrate skills with cattle.
- We went to a rodeo.
- The crowd cheered as the rodeo began.
- Have you bought tickets for Saturday’s rodeo?
A sport in which people compete in skills such as riding wild horses and catching cattle with ropes.
- She competes in rodeo.
- Rodeo requires strength and skill with horses.
- He trained for years to become a rodeo champion.
A gathering of cattle so their owners can mark them with a heated metal tool.
- The ranch held a rodeo for branding.
- Cowboys gathered the cattle for the annual rodeo.
- Several calves escaped during the rodeo.
verb
To take part as a performer in shows involving horse riding and other skills with cattle.
- He used to rodeo professionally.
- She rodeos every summer to earn extra money.
- They rodeoed together before starting their own ranch.
Questions about rodeo
What does rodeo mean?
A public show where riders compete on horses or bulls and demonstrate skills with cattle.
What is rodeo in other languages?
Türkçe: rodeo gösterisi · Español: rodeo · Français: rodéo · Deutsch: Rodeo · Italiano: rodeo · 日本語: ロデオ大会
How do you pronounce rodeo?
In American English /ˈroʊdioʊ/; in British English /rəʊˈdeɪəʊ/.
How do you use rodeo in a sentence?
We went to a rodeo. The crowd cheered as the rodeo began.
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