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stride 發(fā)音

英：[stra?d]　　美：[stra?d]

英：　　美：

stride 中文意思翻譯

stride 常用詞組

in stride ─── ◎不影響正?；顒?dòng)地

stride over ─── v. 跨過(guò)

hit one's stride ─── 使出干勁

stride 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、take sth. in stride ─── 從容對付某事

2、take sth in stride ─── 從容地對付某事,輕而易舉地解決某事

3、stride piano ─── [爵士樂(lè )]鋼琴的跨越式掠過(guò)彈奏法, 鋼琴跨躍演奏法, 跨躍式鋼琴演奏法

4、elastic stride ─── 彈性跨步

5、stride leap ─── 跨跳

6、take in one's stride ─── 輕而易舉地做某事;一跨而過(guò)

7、hit one's stride ─── 開(kāi)始上軌道, ─── 開(kāi)始緊張地工作起來(lái)

8、stride frequency ─── [體]步頻

9、stride plan ─── [體]步法安排

10、stride over ─── 跨過(guò)

11、giant stride ─── 回旋塔(一種體操器械)

12、stride support ─── [體]分腿支撐

13、strike one's stride ─── 開(kāi)始上軌道, ─── 開(kāi)始緊張地工作起來(lái)

14、get into one's stride ─── 開(kāi)始充滿(mǎn)信心并熟練地工作

15、take something in one's stride ─── 從容地應付

16、in stride ─── 不影響正?；顒?dòng)地；泰然自若地

17、a giant stride ─── 一大步

18、stride lay-up ─── 脫衣舞

19、put sb off his stride ─── 打斷某人正做得帶勁的事

stride 詞性/詞形變化，stride變形

復數--strides；第三人稱(chēng)單數--strides；現在分詞--striding；過(guò)去式--strode；過(guò)去分詞--stridden。

stride 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、strive ─── vi.努力；奮斗；抗爭

2、striae ─── n.條紋；細溝；妊娠紋

3、strine ─── n.老澳（對澳大利亞的謔稱(chēng)）

4、strike ─── v.撞擊；打；踢（球等）；突擊；罷工；使打動(dòng)；侵襲；突然想到；照射；擊出（火星）；擦（火柴）；觸發(fā)（電?。?；鳴；彈奏；開(kāi)采出；行進(jìn)；鑄造（硬幣）；（電影攝影術(shù)）復刻；達到（平衡）；（金融）結算；闖出新的事業(yè)；撤（營(yíng)）；給……印象；把……迷??；擺出（姿態(tài)）；n.罷工；抗拒；襲擊；毆打；（體育中得分的）擊球；（十柱保齡球）一投全倒；（尤指石油的）發(fā)現；打擊；（對上鉤的魚(yú)）急拉釣線(xiàn)；（投球）未擊中；（投出的）好球；敗壞名聲的事；n.(Strike)（美、俄、秘）斯特賴(lài)克（人名）

5、strife ─── n.沖突；爭吵；不和

6、strides ─── n.大步；步幅（stride的復數形式）；v.跨過(guò)；邁步（stride的第三人稱(chēng)單數形式）

7、stripe ─── n.條紋，斑紋；種類(lèi)；vt.加條紋于…

8、strider ─── n.闊步走路的人；[昆]水黽

9、astride ─── prep.跨（或騎）在……上；（跨越）在……上；在（河、路等的）兩邊；adv.（人的兩腿）分開(kāi)地；跨著(zhù)；騎著(zhù)

stride 特殊用法

1、hurdle stride ─── 跨欄步

2、full-speed stride ─── 快速跑的步長(cháng)

3、clearance stride ─── 跨欄步

stride 習慣用語(yǔ)

1、put sb. off his stride ─── [口]打亂某人的工作節奏; 使某人失去鎮靜

2、at [in] a stride ─── 一跨, 一步

3、have a fine stride ─── 大踏步悠然自 得地走

4、hit [strike, get into] one's stride ─── 達到最佳競技狀態(tài) ─── 變得習慣、熟悉或有興趣;專(zhuān)心努力地工作

5、stride across [over] ─── 一步跨去

6、make great [rapid] strides ─── 大有進(jìn)步, 進(jìn)展迅速, 大躍進(jìn)

7、with big strides ─── 邁步, 大踏步

8、take [sth.] in one's stride ─── 一跨而過(guò); 輕而易舉地解決某事; 從容處理; 不很在意地對待(不愉快的事)

stride 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、She took her father's death in her stride. ─── 她對父親的去世處以泰然。

2、In the stretch, Speckled Band broke stride, galloped home madly, was summarily disqualified and placed fourth. ─── 在最后關(guān)頭，斑點(diǎn)帶子邁著(zhù)大步，瘋狂的奔回家，它立刻被取消資格，只能名列第四。

3、A plain that was broken by low hills,caught the ball without breaking stride. ─── 一片被低矮的山丘阻隔的平原，沒(méi)有改變步伐就接到球。

4、drouet came across the floor with a festive stride , a new pair of tan shoes squeaking audibly at his progress. ─── 杜洛埃邁著(zhù)大步，滿(mǎn)面春風(fēng)地穿過(guò)大廳，腳上那雙黃褐色的新皮鞋走起路來(lái)發(fā)出喀嚓喀嚓的響聲。

5、Decisively, but awkwardly, she left the bathroom, her stride hampered by the long ugly skirt. ─── 她走出了浴室，動(dòng)作果斷但是笨拙，她本想大踏步走去，卻被那又長(cháng)又丑的裙子給絆住了。

6、We've managed to match our closest competitors stride for stride as regards prices. ─── 在價(jià)格方面，我們已設法盡量不輸給幾個(gè)勢均力敵的競爭對手。

7、In doing so, he hopes to convince Citi's many critics that it is now opening its stride, not hunching its shoulders. ─── 借此普林斯希望可以說(shuō)服花旗的批評者，花旗正在大踏步前進(jìn)，而不是原地聳聳肩。

8、"It has been hard trying to juggle two roles -- as a student and a wife -- but I am taking it in my stride, " said Siti Maryam. ─── 西蒂表示：“要協(xié)調好妻子與學(xué)生的雙重角色不是一件容易的事情，但是我努力讓自己適應”。

9、You must stride across the standing predecessors and become greater than them. ─── 3必須跨過(guò)那站著(zhù)的前人，比前人更加偉大。

10、What why when the person walks, stride first is right leg? ─── 為什么人走路的時(shí)候先邁開(kāi)的是右腳呢?

11、They took the emergency in their stride. ─── 他們輕而易舉地處理了這一緊急情況。

12、But a change stride occured naturally when it was also fortuitous that I came into Bosch Rexroth company! ─── 可是又一次在不經(jīng)意間走進(jìn)博世力士樂(lè )，改變的步調已經(jīng)不由自己地邁出！

13、The campaign is just getting into its stride. ─── 這場(chǎng)運動(dòng)剛剛進(jìn)入狀態(tài)。

14、He was delighted that with every stride he was gaining on Hadji Murad and getting close to him. ─── 他很高興,他取得的每一步對阿的Murad和親近他。

15、An impulsive stride, with one lurch to right and left of the shoulders, brought him to the table, where he began affectionately handling the books. ─── 他沖動(dòng)地邁出一大步，雙肩左右一晃撲到了桌邊，急切地翻起書(shū)來(lái)。

16、She took it in stride that she had little time. ─── 她以短時(shí)間輕易地做完事情。

17、He walked with a stride full of purpose. ─── 他邁著(zhù)堅定的步伐向前走。

18、He walked in long ungainly stride s. ─── 他邁著(zhù)笨拙的大步子行走.

19、He took every obstacle in his stride. ─── 他輕易地度過(guò)一切難關(guān)。

20、She took all the difficulties in her stride. ─── 她向困難又跨越一大步了。

21、He walked along with the free-and-easy stride that Bertha so much admired. ─── 他用伯莎所極為欣賞的那種不拘形式的大步往前走去。

22、He learned to take disappointments in stride. ─── 他學(xué)會(huì )了不把失望的事放在心上。

23、The hindquarters reach well forward and stretch far back, enabling the stride to be long and the drive powerful. ─── 一個(gè)狗在各個(gè)方面保持和諧，比一部分非常優(yōu)秀，而另一部分很差要更可取。

24、When he's get into his stride, I'm sure his work will improve. ─── 一旦他充分發(fā)揮自己的水平，我相信他的工作會(huì )有起色。

25、I'm sorry I've made such a slow start but I'll be much quicker once I get fully into my stride. ─── 對不起，開(kāi)始時(shí)我干得太慢了，不過(guò)一旦我完全上軌道，我會(huì )干得快得多。

26、Possibly the programme may at long last be hitting its stride. ─── 也許，這項計劃終于會(huì )進(jìn)行得熱火朝天。

27、The city that the museum located is called St. Petersburg, in another direction of Tampa Bay and going there needs to stride the sea. ─── 博物館所在的城市，叫作“圣彼得堡”，在坦帕灣的另外方向，需要跨海而去。

28、He stride across several rain puddle on his way home. ─── 他在回家的路上跨過(guò)了好幾個(gè)雨水坑。

29、He leapt up with a big stride. ─── 他一個(gè)箭步躥上前去。

30、After a nervous start, he finally got into his stride in the second set. ─── 他開(kāi)局緊張，但到第二盤(pán)終于進(jìn)入了狀態(tài)。

31、He walks with a stride full of purpose. ─── 他信心十足地朝前走。

32、It was during these years that Leonardo hit his stride, reaching new heights of scientific and artistic achievement. ─── 在這些年中達文西的畫(huà)技有了相當大的進(jìn)步，達到了科學(xué)及藝術(shù)上新的高峰。

33、"The incline forces you to shorten your stride in the front and to push more from behind" says Hylton. ─── 坡度使你的向前的步伐減小，從而可以從身體后部帶來(lái)更多的推動(dòng)力。

34、Nasir, however, took everything in stride, and as a result a friendship slowly bloomed. ─── 但納瑟爾毫不顧忌，后來(lái)我們慢慢產(chǎn)生了友誼。

35、He took a stride to inspirit his wits. ─── 他跨出一大步，可激發(fā)他的思維。

36、If you snip off one leg of a cockroach, it will shift gaits with the other five without losing a stride. ─── 如果折斷蟑螂的一肢，它會(huì )馬上調整步態(tài)用余下的五肢爬行，一步不亂。

37、STRIDE is an acronym for the spectrum of security threats your application may face. ─── STRIDE是應用程序可能面臨的安全威脅范圍的縮寫(xiě)。

38、Some animals, such as bears, giraffes, and camels, actually have a different gait and stride than most. ─── 與大多數動(dòng)物相比，熊、長(cháng)頸鹿和駱駝等動(dòng)物的步伐和步態(tài)有些特別。

39、He took his losses in his stride and was soon on his feet again. ─── 他生意賠本后沉著(zhù)處理，很快又活躍起來(lái)。

40、If your troubles break your stride, my love will get you home. ─── 如果你被麻煩弄亂了步伐,我的愛(ài)會(huì )帶你回家;

41、Next to them stride proud warriors, with slanted eyes and bronze skin. ─── 后面，是大步行進(jìn)的豪壯武士，有警覺(jué)的雙眼和青銅色的皮膚。

42、His stride was the long, slow stride of the farmer who could work from dawn to dusk. ─── 他的步伐慢而大，是一位能從早干到晚的農民的步伐。

43、In a big stride he came out of the room. ─── 他一個(gè)箭步出了房間。

44、The forequarters receive the drive from the rear with a smooth reaching stride. ─── 前軀得到后面傳遞過(guò)來(lái)的驅動(dòng)力，步伐流暢。

45、She coloured faintly and seemed put off her stride. ─── 她有點(diǎn)面紅耳赤，看來(lái)被激怒了。

46、Jones is about to stride, living and breathing, back into Venetia's life. ─── 不久，報上刊出鐘嘉磊的死訊。

47、To achieve this goal,we must stride ahead hand in hand and bring up new generations with concerted efforts. ─── 為了完成這一目標，我們必須攜手共進(jìn)，為培育下一代共同努力。

48、"Fearless I stride," say courtly Tutsi, remembering their days of glory in a dance performance at Kisoro. ─── “我無(wú)畏地向前走”，恭敬而有禮貌的圖西人邊說(shuō)邊回憶他們在基斯羅舞蹈表演地輝煌之日。

49、Your stride length is enormous, and it gives you this animalistic, loping gait, since you're always on your tiptoes. ─── 你的步幅大得驚人，因為你經(jīng)常用腳尖著(zhù)地所以會(huì )讓你有一種類(lèi)似動(dòng)物奔跑的步態(tài)。

50、A step made in walking; a stride. ─── 一步行走時(shí)跨出的一步; 一大步

51、In 1947, an enormous stride was taken in electrical technology with the advent of the transistor. ─── 1947年，晶體管的發(fā)明使得電子技術(shù)往前跨了一大步。

52、Fun of challenge Stride over it, as you know there's always sunlight behind the dark cloud. ─── 勇敢地跨過(guò)這一關(guān),因為你知道,烏云背后總有太陽(yáng)的笑容。

53、If this mission succeeds, it will be a great stride for Chinese space technology. ─── 如果這個(gè)任務(wù)成功了，那將是中國空間技術(shù)的一大進(jìn)步。

54、What why when the person walks, stride first is right leg? Why? ─── 為什么人走路的時(shí)候先邁開(kāi)的是右腳呢?為什么？

55、After I would love, but I stride go out this step, I would be very cautious, very hesitant. ─── 以后我也會(huì )戀愛(ài)，只是我在跨出去這一步的時(shí)候，我會(huì )很謹慎，也很遲疑。

56、The way to harmony is the process we stride on this planet. ─── 和諧的途徑就是我們在這顆行星上行進(jìn)的過(guò)程。

57、They clomp up stairs, stride when they walk and don't worry about where they put their legs when they sit. ─── 她們上樓梯腳步很重，走起路來(lái)大步流星，當他們坐下來(lái)時(shí)也從不考慮將腿放在哪。

58、Despite warnings by the business lobby, the Japanese public seems to be taking the rise in Chinese acquisitions in its stride. ─── 盡管游說(shuō)團體不斷發(fā)出警告，但日本公眾對于中國收購交易不斷增多的反應似乎很平靜。

59、Instead, efficient endurance running requires just a slight knee lift, a quick leg turnover, and a short stride. ─── 相反，有效的長(cháng)距離跑步只需要稍微的抬腿、很快的步頻和短步幅。

60、Examples are DSSP,STRIDE, DEFINE, P-SEA, KAKSI,P-CURVE, XTLSSTR, SECSTR, SEGNO, and VoTAP. ─── 大量期刊雜志使他們不可能仔細閱讀每一篇論文。

61、An impulsive stride, with one lurch to right and left of the shoulders brought him to the table. ─── 他憑著(zhù)沖動(dòng)邁一大步，肩膀子左一搖右一擺的，就到了桌子邊。

62、Meanwhile the Duchess was getting into her stride. ─── 與此同時(shí)公爵夫人開(kāi)始高談闊論起來(lái)。

63、He caught up and walked in stride with her. ─── 他急忙趕上去，同她并肩走著(zhù)。

64、What why when is the person walking, stride first is right leg? ─── 為什么人在走路的時(shí)候先邁開(kāi)的是右腳呢?

65、But BMW styling now seems to be hitting its stride, recapturing some of its former pleasing proportions. ─── 但是寶馬設計現在似乎觸及大步，奪回一些前令人高興的比例。

66、He set off with a loping stride. ─── 他邁著(zhù)輕快的步伐出發(fā)了。

67、But he could not lengthen his stride and put on speed. It was exasperating. ─── 可是他不敢放開(kāi)了腿，別扭！

68、The lecture was going well until the projector broke down and put the professor off his stride. ─── 在幻燈機壞掉并打亂了教授的進(jìn)度前，講座一直進(jìn)行得很順利。

69、This lefty has the long stride, and the leg drive, but not enough to overcome just how long that stride is. ─── 井川的跨步很大，也有足夠的腳力，但還沒(méi)有大到足以克服跨步過(guò)長(cháng)的問(wèn)題。

70、An Shang school is an important stride in ensuring that education wins the race. ─── 安上學(xué)校就是我們?yōu)榇_保教育獲勝所邁出的重要的一大步。

71、He took a giant stride forward in understanding mechanical principles and in understanding gravity. ─── 他在認識力學(xué)原理和重力方面，邁進(jìn)了一大步。

72、He should move with a quick agile stride that is well timed. ─── 他的動(dòng)作輕快、靈活，步伐有節奏。

73、He took the ridiculous accusation in stride. ─── 他從容應對那荒謬的指控。

74、She did not slow her stride until she was face to face with us. ─── 她沒(méi)有放慢腳步，徑直走到我們面前。

75、From rope traces attached to his collar stretched a long line, taut, but dipping with his stride, the further part of it dripping pearly drops. ─── 一根長(cháng)繩連著(zhù)他的軛具，拽得緊緊的，馬往前走時(shí)，繩子不住地滴水，較遠的一端更是掉著(zhù)珍珠般的水滴。

76、To be greater than forefathers, you must stride the forefathers of that station . ─── 25比前人更加偉大，必須跨過(guò)那站著(zhù)的前人。

77、You'd better believe it.When she gets into her stride, she sings as well as any other singers in the world. ─── 你最好相信我說(shuō)的。當她一進(jìn)入情況,就唱得跟任何其他歌手一樣好。

78、The head is carried alertly, neither so high nor so low as to impede motion or stride. ─── 頭部警惕地昂著(zhù)，既不會(huì )太高，也不會(huì )太低（影響動(dòng)作和步伐）。

79、The boy is too young to stride the ditch. ─── 孩子太小跨不過(guò)這條溝。

80、Your enemies fawn upon you, as you stride upon their heights. ─── 你的仇敵必將奉承你，而你卻要踐踏他們的背脊。

81、Your years in DGS will have prepared you to take them on with confidence and in stride. ─── 你們的母校多年來(lái)悉心栽培你們，讓你們作好準備，以無(wú)比的信心承擔重任，大步向前邁進(jìn)。

82、Never in all the history of mankind did a nation make such a stride as Japan then did. ─── 人類(lèi)歷史上從來(lái)沒(méi)有哪個(gè)國家取得過(guò)像當時(shí)日本那樣的長(cháng)足進(jìn)步。

83、None of which throws Mr Newsom off his stride. ─── 但這些舉措沒(méi)有一條能使得紐森取得大幅領(lǐng)先。

84、Both the child-mother and the grandmother took it in their stride, and there had been no need for a caesarean. ─── 這個(gè)孩子-媽媽和這個(gè)祖母都把它當做了他們的動(dòng)力。而且沒(méi)有必要剖腹產(chǎn)。

85、His vigorous stride is shortened, And his own scheme brings him down. ─── 伯18:7他堅強的腳步、必見(jiàn)狹窄、自己的計謀、必將他絆倒。

86、The leading wildebeests was in no haste to stride forward. ─── 為什么它敢于走入水中，是因為年幼無(wú)知，還是因為渴得受不了？

87、A plain that was broken by low hills; caught the ball without breaking stride. ─── 一片被低矮的山丘阻隔的平原；沒(méi)有改變步伐就接到球

88、The momentum of his stride is enough to pick up two grown men off their feet and dangle them through the air. ─── 他大步前進(jìn)的勢頭足以使兩名成年男子不由自主的在空中搖擺不定。