stride

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stride
[straɪd]
sustantivo
1zancada (f)
2(idioms)
  • to make great strides -> progresar a pasos agigantados
  • to take something in one's stride -> asumir algo bien
  • to get into one's stride -> agarrar or coger el ritmo (español de España)
verbo intransitivo (pt strode [strəʊd], pp stridden [ˈstrɪdən])
también:
  • to stride in/out/off -> entrar/salir/alejarse a grandes zancadas

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stride [straid]
sustantivo
1Tranco, trancada o zancada, un paso largo.
participio activo
1STRIDING).
2Pasar a zancadas, cruzar a grandes trancos.
3Cabalgar, montar a horcajada
sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Atrancar, dar trancos, zancadas o pasos largos. (n)
  • Stride away/off -> alejarse dando grandes zancadas
  • To stride up and down -> andar de aquí para allá
va. (pret. STRODE, pp. STRIDDEN, antiguamente STRID;

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stride [straɪd] strode (past)stridden (participle:past)
noun
zancada; (f) tranco; (m) (in measuring) paso; (m)
he set off with big strides
to make great strides hacer grandes progresos
to get into hit one's strideor coger agarrar el ritmo;or (LAm)
to take things in one's stride in strideor (US) tomar las cosas con calma
to put sb off their stride (Britain) hacer perder los papeles a algn
verb:intransitive
(also stride along) andar a zancadas
verb:transitive
1 (old-fashioned) [+horse] montar a horcajadas sobre
2 (cross) [+deck, yard etc] cruzar de un tranco

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Verb Conjugation for "stride"

Imperative
  • stride
  • you stride
  • he/she strides
  • we stride
  • you stride
  • they stride
Preterite
  • I strode
  • you strode
  • he/she strode
  • we strode
  • you strode
  • they strode
Present Continuous
  • I am striding
  • you are striding
  • he/she is striding
  • we are striding
  • you are striding
  • they are striding
Present Perfect
  • I have stridden
  • you have stridden
  • he/she has stridden
  • we have stridden
  • you have stridden
  • they have stridden
Past Continuous
  • I was striding
  • you were striding
  • he/she was striding
  • we were striding
  • you were striding
  • they were striding
Past Perfect
  • I had stridden
  • you had stridden
  • he/she had stridden
  • we had stridden
  • you had stridden
  • they had stridden
Future
  • I will stride
  • you will stride
  • he/she will stride
  • we will stride
  • you will stride
  • they will stride
Future Perfect
  • I will have stridden
  • you will have stridden
  • he/she will have stridden
  • we will have stridden
  • you will have stridden
  • they will have stridden
Future Continuous
  • I will be striding
  • you will be striding
  • he/she will be striding
  • we will be striding
  • you will be striding
  • they will be striding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been striding
  • you have been striding
  • he/she has been striding
  • we have been striding
  • you have been striding
  • they have been striding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been striding
  • you will have been striding
  • he/she will have been striding
  • we will have been striding
  • you will have been striding
  • they will have been striding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been striding
  • you had been striding
  • he/she had been striding
  • we had been striding
  • you had been striding
  • they had been striding
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