a medieval noble warrior or person granted an honorary title; cavalier

to ride a horse

to ride a bike (motorbike or bicycle)

mounted police (on horse or motorbike)

an animal (typically a horse) or a vehicle used for riding

horse rider or professional jockey

elite or crack horsemen, typically heavily armed and highly mobile

lightly equipped horse-mounted soldiers used for mobility and speed

the art or practice of riding horses; equestrianism

the skill or activity of shooting arrows from a bow while riding a horse

arcade (architecture)

if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off; impossible to stop halfway

a professional rider who competes in horse races

to sit on the fence in a dispute; to remain neutral or undecided

Like riding a tiger and being unable to get off; to be in a position from which it is impossible to stop halfway.

to continue in an unsatisfactory job or relationship while actively looking for a better one

Qitian mountain range between south Hunan and Guangdong

to get an official position or fulfill all one's desires

to lead the pack by a wide margin; to leave one's competitors trailing behind in one's dust

to ride bareback

An imperial cavalry guard composed of eunuchs in ancient China.

a knight-errant

Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the federal and national police force of Canada, also known as the Mounties

to ride (a horse, bicycle, etc.) naked

a wealthy family's ostentatious display of luxury and high social status

to hijack (a vehicle, social media account, or topic of discussion)

to ride an animal or vehicle in a direction away from the speaker or the current location.

to sit with one leg on each side of an object

knighthood; chivalric style

a short-barreled rifle originally intended for use by cavalry

to treat someone with utter contempt or to humiliate someone beyond endurance

to ride (a bicycle, horse, motorbike etc.); the activity of cycling, motorcycling, or horseback riding

mounted police detachment (on horse or motorbike)

an archaic military rank; cavalry commandant or cavalry captain

To continue in an unsatisfactory job or relationship while actively looking for a better one.

To look for something that is already in one's possession or right in front of one.

to ride a crane (as a Daoist adept)

(Daoism) to pass away; to die