stride

• Существительное, обозначающее длинный, решительный шаг при ходьбе или, в переносном смысле, значительное продвижение или прогресс в определённом деле.

A noun referring to a long, decisive step or pace taken while walking, or figuratively, a significant advance or progress in a particular endeavor.

1. B1formal

   A long step or pace taken while walking or running.

   Широкий шаг

   • He crossed the room in three long strides.
   • She took a confident stride forward.
   • His stride was measured and steady.

   Synonymsfootsteppacesteptread

   Antonymsmincescamperscurryshuffletoddle

2. Progress or developmentB2formal

   An important positive development or advance.

   Прогресс

   • The company has made great strides in technology.
   • She has made significant strides in her career.
   • The project is making strides toward completion.

   Synonymsadvancebreakthroughheadwayleapprogressstep

   Antonymsdeclineregressionretreatsetback

3. B1formal

   A person's particular way of walking or gait.

   Походка

   • He had a confident stride.
   • Her stride was long and graceful.
   • You could recognize him by his distinctive stride.

   Synonymsbearingcarriagegaitstepwalk

• Глагол, используемый для обозначения ходьбы длинными, решительными шагами, часто с уверенностью или целью.

A verb used to indicate the act of walking with long, decisive steps, often with confidence or purpose.

irregular verb

1. Walk with long stepsB1formal

   To walk with long, decisive steps, often in a confident or purposeful manner.

   Шагать широкими шагами

   • He strode confidently into the meeting room.
   • She strode across the field to greet her friends.
   • The teacher strode to the front of the classroom.

   Synonymsmarchpaceparadestalkstep

   Antonymsambleshufflestroll

2. Cross or traverseB2formal

   To cross or move over something with a single long step.

   Перешагнуть

   • He strode over the puddle without breaking his pace.
   • She strode across the stage to accept the award.
   • They strode over the fallen log in the forest.

   Synonymsbestridestraddle

   Antonymshaltpausestumble