ride down

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic,equestrianism,transitive)To cause (ahorse) tofallwhenriding.; (transitive)Tocatchorcatch upwith (someone) bychasingonhorsebackor in a vehicle.; (nautical)Tobear down, as on ahalyardwhenhoistingasail.; (transitive)Totreatwithseverity.; (transitive)Towithstanddecelerationfrom (forcesofimpact).1986July 28,National Transportation Safety Board, “CASE 24 (ATL-85-H-OR21)”, inSafety Study: Performance of Lap Belts in 26 Frontal Crashes‎[1], archived fromthe originalon8 July 2022, page168:This fully restrained passengerrode downthe impact forces with a much lower level of injuries than could be expected in a collision of this severity. His major injury was an AIS 2 contusion which resulted from the restraint shoulder strap. Had he been unrestrained, the expected injury from violent impacts with the A pillar and other frontal interior components could have been fatal.

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