Barebacked Meaning in English
word
ˈbɛrˌbækt
BAIR-bakt
ˈbeəˌbækt
BAIR-bakt
Definition
Riding a horse without a saddle; also describes someone whose back is uncovered or not wearing anything on the upper body.
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly refers to horseback riding without a saddle ('ride barebacked'). Can also describe someone with an uncovered back, but this is rare and literary. Do not confuse with 'bareback' (adverb), which can also mean riding without a saddle.
Spanish: a pelo (montar) - sin monturaPortuguese (BR): sem celaPortuguese (PT): sem selaChinese (Simplified): 裸背骑（骑马时不加鞍）Chinese (Traditional): 裸背騎（騎馬不加鞍）Hindi: नंगी पीठ पर (घोड़े की सवारी)Arabic: بدون سرج (ركوب الخيل)Bengali: নাঙা পিঠে - খালি পিঠেRussian: без седла - с голой спинойJapanese: 鞍なしで - 背中がむき出しでVietnamese: không yên cưỡi - lưng trầnKorean: 안장 없이 - 맨 등으로Turkish: eyersiz - sırtı çıplakUrdu: ننگی پیٹھ کے ساتھ - کمر برہنہIndonesian: tanpa pelana - bertelanjang punggung
Example Sentences
He rode the horse barebacked across the field.
basic
Have you ever tried riding barebacked?
basic
The boy sat barebacked on the horse by the river.
basic
She loves the thrill of galloping barebacked in the open air.
natural
Some old cowboys could ride barebacked for miles without any trouble.
natural
He stood barebacked in the sun, brushing down his horse.
natural