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stride
UK
/straɪd/
US
/straɪd/
strides
pl
UK
/straɪd/
US
/straɪd/
Translations
The company has made great strides in reducing its carbon footprint.
L'entreprise a fait de grands progrès dans la réduction de son empreinte carbone.
He took a stride forward to get a better view of the painting.
Il a fait une enjambée en avant pour mieux voir le tableau.
She adjusted her stride to match her partner's pace during the hike.
Elle a ajusté sa foulée pour s'accorder au rythme de son partenaire pendant la randonnée.
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Definitions
He took a stride forward to get a better view of the painting.
The company has made great strides in reducing its carbon footprint.
She adjusted her stride to match her partner's pace during the hike.
James P. Johnson was a pioneer of stride in early jazz.
strode
Past Simple
stridden
Past Participle
striding
Gerund
UK
/straɪd/
US
/straɪd/
Translations
She strode across the room to greet her friend.
Elle a avancé à grandes enjambées à travers la pièce pour saluer son amie.
He managed to stride over the small stream without getting his shoes wet.
Il a réussi à enjamber le petit ruisseau sans mouiller ses chaussures.
Definitions
She strode across the room to greet her friend.
He managed to stride over the small stream without getting his shoes wet.
UK
/straɪd/
US
/straɪd/
Used attributively in phrases such as “stride piano”, functioning adjectivally.
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The band added a stride beat to liven up the march.