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Meanings of stride in English
Usage of stride in English
1
The markets appear to have taken weaker-than-expected China data in their stride.
2
Prescott said he believes the offense found its stride in recent weeks.
3
As a sign of respect I think it's a really important stride.
4
The state, known for winter blizzards, took the latest storm in stride.
5
Tottenham hope to find their stride more smoothly in the coming weeks.
6
Property manager Matt Ward can't wait to stride across the new bridge.
7
He didn't do a good stride; he was too stout for that.
8
However, the coordination between the gaze and stride is not well understood.
9
It was France who started the better before Brazil swaggered into stride.
10
Without breaking stride, the smallish figure launched into a long, sideways leap.
11
Vic wound his way through obstacle after obstacle without ever breaking stride.
12
Jim had to struggle to keep pace with his brother's longer stride.
13
You'll feel more in your stride toward the end of the week.
14
He did not stride the world stage in any shape or form.
15
He'd never met a U.S. soldier who'd taken Manitoba winters in stride.
16
With the eye of a hawk and the stride of a gillie
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Translations for stride
Spanish
Russian
Stride through the time
Stride across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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