Jockeys

Definition of Jockeys

A jockey is a person who rides horses in races, especially as a profession.

How should Jockeys divide into syllables

There are 2 syllables in the word 'jockeys'. The first syllable 'jock' has one vowel 'o' and two consonants 'j' and 'ck'. The second syllable 'eys' has two vowels 'e' and 'y' and one consonant 's'.

Part of Speech - Jockeys

The jockey won the horse race.

Sentences with Jockeys

• The jockeys were all dressed in colorful outfits for the race.
• He wants to be a jockey when he grows up.
• The jockey rode the horse to victory.
• The jockey had to be very light to ride the horse.
• The jockey's skill is crucial to winning the race.
• The jockey's helmet protected his head during the race.
• The jockey had to train the horse to run faster.
• The jockey's job is to control the horse during the race.
• The jockey's whip helped him guide the horse.
• The jockey had to be careful not to fall off the horse during the race.

Quotes with Jockeys

• The jockeys were all lined up, ready for the race to begin.
• The jockey's determination helped him win the race.
• The jockey's skillful riding impressed everyone at the race.
• The jockey's love for horses was evident in the way he cared for them.
• The jockey's win was celebrated by his fans and fellow riders.

Number of characters in Jockeys

7 ( j, o, c, k, e, y, s )

Unique letters in Jockeys

7 ( j, o, c, k, e, y, s )

Jockeys Backwards

syekcoj

Phonetic Transcription of Jockeys

IPA (International): ˈdʒɑ:ki:z

ARA (American): ˈdʒɑkiz

EPA (English): ˈdʒɑ:ki:z

JHAA-KIY-Z