stridinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈstraɪdɪŋ/
US
/ˈstraɪdɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that is moving with long, decisive steps.
Definitions
Moving with long, decisive steps; walking purposefully.
The striding figure vanished into the mist.
stridingnoun
Translations
His striding was confident as he entered the room.
Его шаг был уверенным, когда он вошел в комнату.
Her striding was graceful and elegant.
Ее походка была грациозной и элегантной.
Definitions
The act of walking with long, decisive steps in a specified direction.
His striding across the room was both confident and purposeful.
strideverb

striding

Gerund

strode
Past Simple
stridden
Past Participle
striding
Gerund
UK
/straɪd/
US
/straɪd/
Translations
He likes to stride across the park every morning.
Он любит шагать по парку каждое утро.
Additional translations
Definitions
To walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction.
She strode across the room to greet her friend.
To cross (an obstacle) with one long step.
He managed to stride over the small stream without getting his shoes wet.
stridenoun
Definitions
A long, decisive step.
He took a stride forward to get a better view of the painting.
A step or stage in progress towards an aim.
The company has made great strides in reducing its carbon footprint.
The rhythm of one's walking or running.
She adjusted her stride to match her partner's pace during the hike.
A style of jazz piano characterized by a rhythmic left-hand pattern alternating bass notes and chords.
James P. Johnson was a pioneer of stride in early jazz.
strideadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of long, decisive steps or of the rhythmic pattern known as stride.
The band added a stride beat to liven up the march.