Englisch
Spanisch
I. stride <Past strode, Past Part stridden [ˈstrɪdn]+ adv compl> [Am straɪd, Brit strʌɪd] VERB intr
- he strode up and down the platform
- iba y venía por el andén dando grandes zancadas
- he came striding down the stairs
- bajó las escaleras a 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. stride [Am straɪd, Brit strʌɪd] SUBST
1. stride (long step):
- stride
- zancada f
- stride
- tranco m
- in one or a single stride
- de una zancada
- to make (great) strides
- hacer (grandes) progresos
- she's been making great strides toward recovery
- se recupera a pasos agigantados
2. stride (gait):
- stride
- paso m
- she walks with a vigorous stride
- camina con paso enérgico
- to get into or hit one's stride
- agarrar el ritmo
- to get into or hit one's stride
- coger el ritmo esp Esp
- the campaign is now well in its stride
- la campaña está ya en marcha
- to put or throw sb off her/his stride
- hacerle perder el ritmo a alguien
- to take sth in one's stride
- tomarse algo con calma
- he takes everything in his stride
- se lo toma todo con calma
- he walked with short, jerky strides
- caminaba dando saltitos
- purposeful person/stride
- resuelto
- purposeful person/stride
- decidido
- measured stride/step
- acompasado
- he lengthened his stride
- alargó el paso
- giant hole/stride
- gigantesco
- giant hole/stride
- enorme
Spanisch
Englisch
- zancada
- stride
- tranco
- stride
- alargar el paso
- to lengthen one's stride
- la informática avanza a pasos agigantados
- enormous strides are being made in information technology
Englisch
Spanisch
I. stride [straɪd] strode VERB intr
- stride
- andar a trancos
- to stride ahead
- andar dando zancadas
- to stride across sth
- cruzar algo de una zancada
II. stride [straɪd] strode SUBST
1. stride (long step):
- stride
- zancada f
2. stride (progress):
- stride
- progreso m
- to make strides forward
- hacer grandes progresos
- to make strides towards sth
- acercarse a algo
Wendungen:
- to get into one's stride, to hit one's stride
- coger el ritmo
- to put sb off his/her stride Brit
- distraer a alguien
- to take sth in one's stride
- tomarse algo con calma
- to put sb off their stride übtr
- hacer perder el hilo a alguien
Spanisch
Englisch
- zancada
- stride
- dar zancadas
- to stride
- tranco
- stride
- andar a trancos
- to stride
Englisch
Spanisch
I. stride <strode> [straɪd] VERB intr
- stride
- andar a trancos
- to stride ahead
- andar dando zancadas
- to stride across sth
- cruzar algo de una zancada
II. stride [straɪd] SUBST
1. stride (long step):
- stride
- zancada f
2. stride (progress):
- stride
- progreso m
- to make (positive) strides forward
- hacer grandes progresos
- to make strides towards sth
- acercarse a algo
Wendungen:
- to get into [or hit] one's stride
- coger el ritmo
- to take sth in stride
- tomarse algo con calma
Spanisch
Englisch
- zancada
- stride
- dar zancadas
- to stride
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