馬身 | Japanese meaning

馬身【ばしん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

horse's length

Forms

馬身【ばしん】
ばしん

Generated definitions (experimental)

horse's length

This term is used in racing and equestrian contexts to denote a specific measurement, which is the distance from the nose of one horse to the hindquarters of another horse. It is often used to explain the position of horses relative to each other during races.

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That horse is trailing by a horse's length behind the leading horse in the final stretch of the race.

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The victory was achieved by a horse's length.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to pull a horse's lengthlength difference (in horse racing)to gain a horse's length (in a race)to stretch a horse's length (in a race)to win by a horse's lengththe horse's length of a racehorsehorse's length and postureto close the gap by a horse's length

Example sentences

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His horse won by three lengths.

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