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espanyol
alcanzar
Range or extend over; occupy a certain area.
range
espanyol
alcanzar
The act of sitting or standing astride.
span
side
1
It was very similar to the
straddle
-
trucks
used in lumberyards on Earth.
2
The Law Institute of Victoria seems to have adopted a puzzling
straddle
.
3
Apart from its eight miles of water which
straddle
three counties, i.e.
4
That's because the analysis excluded loans in tracts that
straddle
urban-rural boundaries.
5
The way y'u
straddle
them high notes is a caution for fair.
6
How do you
straddle
the line when it comes to picking roles?
7
Others brought a long forked stick which Miller was made to
straddle
.
8
Its ineluctable charms
straddle
all sorts of generic barriers and taste boundaries.
9
The other boy toppled back and Tobin scrambled up to
straddle
him.
10
Tom, my good fellow, you will help me to
straddle
Roanoke again.
11
He stepped over the stiff legs and began to
straddle
the neck.
12
Some businesses
straddle
both sides and several workers, and school children, commute daily.
13
The proposals have proved controversial among MPs whose constituencies
straddle
the planned route.
14
Many are welcomed by host communities whose family ties
straddle
the Syrian-Jordanian border.
15
Many schools
straddle
the barriers, forcing students to take the long route round.
16
He had given up his pillow entirely, and now moved to
straddle
her.
straddle
·
straddle the border
straddle both sides
long straddle
straddle all sorts
straddle injuries
espanyol
alcanzar