Definition of Shanks's pony in English:

Shanks's pony

(North American Shanks's mare)

noun

Used to refer to one's own legs and the action of walking as a means of conveyance.
自己的双腿；步行
you can use the chairlifts, cable cars, or the ever trusty Shanks's pony!
‘How do I get back?’ ‘Shanks's pony,’ he replied
Example sentencesExamples
- Surely one might expect the health minister himself to practice what he preaches to those of us who are not blessed with a personal chauffeur: extensive use of Shanks's pony.
- Visitors to the Yorkshire Dales can plan their journey - by public transport and Shanks's pony - on the National Park Authority's website.
- The idea is that you can do the Greenway by horse, bike, canoe or plain old Shanks's pony - or pick 'n' mix.
- Then, at the end of a meeting, after I had already had some verification of it, I would ask how many of all the people there had come to that night's meeting using public transport, Shanks's pony, or a pushbike.

Origin

Late 18th century: first recorded as shanks-nag in R. Fergusson's Poems (1785).

词汇	Shanks's pony
释义	Definition of Shanks's pony in English: Shanks's pony (North American Shanks's mare) noun Used to refer to one's own legs and the action of walking as a means of conveyance. 自己的双腿；步行 you can use the chairlifts, cable cars, or the ever trusty Shanks's pony! ‘How do I get back?’ ‘Shanks's pony,’ he replied Example sentencesExamples Surely one might expect the health minister himself to practice what he preaches to those of us who are not blessed with a personal chauffeur: extensive use of Shanks's pony. Visitors to the Yorkshire Dales can plan their journey - by public transport and Shanks's pony - on the National Park Authority's website. The idea is that you can do the Greenway by horse, bike, canoe or plain old Shanks's pony - or pick 'n' mix. Then, at the end of a meeting, after I had already had some verification of it, I would ask how many of all the people there had come to that night's meeting using public transport, Shanks's pony, or a pushbike. Origin Late 18th century: first recorded as shanks-nag in R. Fergusson's Poems (1785).
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