stride

stride
1. past tense strode [stroud]: past participle stridden ['stridn] - verb
(to walk with long steps: He strode along the path; He strode off in anger.) andar a zancadas

2. noun
(a long step: He walked with long strides.) zancada
- take in one's stride
stride1 n zancada
with one stride, the giant crossed the river de una zancada, el gigante cruzó el río
stride2 vb ir dando zancadas
the giant strode across the river el gigante cruzó el río de una zancada
El pasado de stride es strode y el participio pasado es stridden; el gerundio se escribe striding
stride
tr[straɪd]
noun
1 (long step) zancada; (gait) paso, manera de andar
2 (advance, development) progresos nombre masculino plural
we're making great strides estamos haciendo grandes progresos
intransitive verb (pt strode tr[strəʊd] , pp stridden tr['strɪdən] )
1 andar a zancadas
he strode into her office entró resueltamente en su oficina
plural noun strides
1 familiar (trousers) pantalón m sing, pantalones nombre masculino plural
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to get into one's stride coger el ritmo
to take something in one's stride tomarse algo con calma, tomarse algo muy bien
stride ['straɪd] vi, strode ['stro:d] ; stridden ['strɪdə n] ; striding : ir dando trancos, ir dando zancadas
stride n
: tranco m, zancada f
stride
n.
paso largo s.m.
trancada s.f.
tranco s.m.
zancada s.f.
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: strode, stridden) = andar a trancos v.
cruzar a pasos largos v.
montar a horcajadas v.

I straɪd
intransitive verb (past strode; past p stridden 'strɪdṇ) (+ adv compl)

he strode up and down the platform — iba y venía por el andén dando grandes zancadas

he strode away/off angrily — se fue furioso, dando grandes zancadas

she strode purposefully into the room — entró con aire resuelto en la habitación


II
noun
a) (long step) zancada f, tranco m

in one o a single stride — de una zancada

to make (great) strides — hacer* (grandes) progresos

b) (gait) paso m

to get into one's stride — agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* el ritmo

to put o throw somebody off her/his stride — hacerle* perder el ritmo a alguien

to take something in one's stride — tomarse algo con calma

[straɪd] (vb: pt strode) (pp stridden)
1.
N zancada f , tranco m ; (in measuring) paso m

to make great strides — (fig) hacer grandes progresos

- get into or hit one's stride
- take things in one's stride or in stride
- put sb off their stride
2.
VI (also: stride along) andar a zancadas
3. VT
1) [+ horse] montar a horcajadas sobre
2) (=cross) [+ deck, yard etc] cruzar de un tranco
* * *

I [straɪd]
intransitive verb (past strode; past p stridden ['strɪdṇ]) (+ adv compl)

he strode up and down the platform — iba y venía por el andén dando grandes zancadas

he strode away/off angrily — se fue furioso, dando grandes zancadas

she strode purposefully into the room — entró con aire resuelto en la habitación


II
noun
a) (long step) zancada f, tranco m

in one o a single stride — de una zancada

to make (great) strides — hacer* (grandes) progresos

b) (gait) paso m

to get into one's stride — agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* el ritmo

to put o throw somebody off her/his stride — hacerle* perder el ritmo a alguien

to take something in one's stride — tomarse algo con calma


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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