stride en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de stride en el diccionario inglés»español

I.stride <pret. strode, part. pas. stridden [ˈstrɪdn]+ adv compl> [ingl. am. straɪd, ingl. brit. strʌɪd] V. 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 [ingl. am. straɪd, ingl. brit. strʌɪd] SUST.

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

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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

Traducciones de stride en el diccionario español»inglés

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zancada

stride

tranco

stride

alargar el paso

to lengthen one's stride

stride en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de stride en el diccionario inglés»español

I.stride [straɪd] strode V. intr.

stride

andar a trancos

to stride ahead

andar dando zancadas

to stride across sth

cruzar algo de una zancada

II.stride [straɪd] strode SUST.

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

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get into one's stride, to hit one's stride

coger el ritmo

to put sb off his/her stride ingl. brit.

distraer a alguien

to take sth in one's stride

tomarse algo con calma

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to put sb off their stride fig.

hacer perder el hilo a alguien

Traducciones de stride en el diccionario español»inglés

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zancada

stride

dar zancadas

to stride

tranco

stride

andar a trancos

to stride

stride Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to stride ahead

andar dando zancadas

to stride across sth

cruzar algo de una zancada

to get into one's stride, to hit one's stride

coger el ritmo

to put sb off his/her stride ingl. brit.

distraer a alguien

to take sth in one's stride

tomarse algo con calma

to put sb off their stride fig.

hacer perder el hilo a alguien

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

By 1609, however, he had found his stride.

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The horse takes on a choppy, short stride.

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Is this the way in which usurpers stride to dominion over a numerous and enlightened nation?

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At its core, political ecology makes great strides in attempting to contextualize political and ecological explanations of human behavior.

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The threat to food security in developing countries increased in stride.

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The final stride is shorter because the body is beginning to raise the center of gravity in preparation for takeoff.

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The area has made strides in becoming a 24-hour neighborhood, with new restaurants, bars and other establishments opening in recent years.

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Fortunately, her friends are all kindhearted enough to take this in stride.

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Badger would imagine these episodes to be psychotic hallucinations, which he took in stride as being no more bizarre than the rest of his life.

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They do a number of test runs to prevent the rope from tangling and to match pace and stride.

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