strode in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for strode in the English»French Dictionary

strode [Brit strəʊd, Am stroʊd] VB pt

strode → stride

See also stride

I.stride [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] N

1. stride (long step):

stride

enjambée f

to cross a room in two strides

traverser une pièce en deux enjambées

a few strides from sth

à quelques pas de qc

2. stride (gait):

stride

démarche f

to have a confident/elegant stride

avoir une démarche assurée/élégante

to have a long stride

marcher à grandes enjambées

to lengthen one's stride

allonger le pas

II.strides N

strides npl Aus inf:

strides

pantalon m

III.stride <pret strode; pp rare stridden> [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] VB trans (cover)

stride distance

parcourir [qc] à grands pas

IV.stride <pret strode; pp rare stridden> [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] VB intr

1. stride:

to stride across/out/in

traverser/sortir/ entrer à grands pas

to stride off or away

s'éloigner à grands pas

to stride up and down sth

arpenter qc

2. stride (cross in a stride):

to stride over or across sth

enjamber qc

V.stride [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd]

to get into one's stride

trouver son rythme

to make great strides

faire de grands progrès

to put sb off his/her stride

faire perdre le rythme à qn

to take sth in one's stride (cope practically)

prendre qc calmement

to take sth in one's stride (cope emotionally)

accepter qc avec sérénité

I.stride [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] N

1. stride (long step):

stride

enjambée f

to cross a room in two strides

traverser une pièce en deux enjambées

a few strides from sth

à quelques pas de qc

2. stride (gait):

stride

démarche f

to have a confident/elegant stride

avoir une démarche assurée/élégante

to have a long stride

marcher à grandes enjambées

to lengthen one's stride

allonger le pas

II.strides N

strides npl Aus inf:

strides

pantalon m

III.stride <pret strode; pp rare stridden> [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] VB trans (cover)

stride distance

parcourir [qc] à grands pas

IV.stride <pret strode; pp rare stridden> [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd] VB intr

1. stride:

to stride across/out/in

traverser/sortir/ entrer à grands pas

to stride off or away

s'éloigner à grands pas

to stride up and down sth

arpenter qc

2. stride (cross in a stride):

to stride over or across sth

enjamber qc

V.stride [Brit strʌɪd, Am straɪd]

to get into one's stride

trouver son rythme

to make great strides

faire de grands progrès

to put sb off his/her stride

faire perdre le rythme à qn

to take sth in one's stride (cope practically)

prendre qc calmement

to take sth in one's stride (cope emotionally)

accepter qc avec sérénité

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triumphantly stride

d'un pas triomphant

to stride energetically

marcher d'un pas énergique

bouncy stride, walk

sautillant

Translations for strode in the French»English Dictionary

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enjambée

stride

avancer à grandes enjambées

to stride forward

s'éloigner à grandes enjambées

to stride off

parcourir la pièce à grandes enjambées

to stride across the room

désuni (désunie) athlète

uncoordinated, off one's stride never attr

se désunir

to be off one's stride

arpenter rues, couloirs

to stride along

encaisser le coup

to take it all in one's stride

strode in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for strode in the English»French Dictionary

strode [strəʊd, Am stroʊd] VB

strode pt of stride

See also stride

I.stride [straɪd] VB intr

1. stride (walk):

stride

marcher à grandes enjambées

to stride ahead

avancer à grands pas

to stride in/out

entrer/sortir à grands pas

2. stride fig:

to stride forward

progresser à grands pas

II.stride [straɪd] N

1. stride (long step):

stride

enjambée f

to break one's stride

casser la cadence

2. stride fig (progress):

to make strides forward

faire d'énormes progrès mpl

Phrases:

to get [or Am hit] into one's stride

prendre sa vitesse de croisière

to put sb off his/her stride Brit

faire perdre la cadence à qn

to take sth in one's [or Am -] stride

faire qc sans le moindre effort

I.stride [straɪd] VB intr

1. stride (walk):

stride

marcher à grandes enjambées

to stride ahead

avancer à grands pas

to stride in/out

entrer/sortir à grands pas

2. stride fig:

to stride forward

progresser à grands pas

II.stride [straɪd] N

1. stride (long step):

stride

enjambée f

to break one's stride

casser la cadence

2. stride fig (progress):

to make strides forward

faire d'énormes progrès mpl

Phrases:

to get [or Am hit] into one's stride

prendre sa vitesse de croisière

to put sb off his/her stride Brit

faire perdre la cadence à qn

to take sth in one's [or Am -] stride

faire qc sans le moindre effort

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to hit one's stride

trouver son rythme

to break one's step [or stride]

ralentir

to break one's step [or stride] MIL

rompre le pas

Translations for strode in the French»English Dictionary

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enjambée

stride

sur ma/sa lancée

in my/his/her/its stride

enjamber un fossé

to stride over a ditch

foulée

stride

strode Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to hit one's stride

trouver son rythme

to stride ahead

avancer à grands pas

to stride in/out

entrer/sortir à grands pas

to stride forward

progresser à grands pas

to break one's stride

casser la cadence

to get [or Am hit] into one's stride

prendre sa vitesse de croisière

to put sb off his/her stride Brit

faire perdre la cadence à qn

to take sth in one's [or Am -] stride

faire qc sans le moindre effort

to break one's step [or stride]

ralentir

to break one's step [or stride] MIL

rompre le pas

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

One well-known character, known for a certain habit, swilled back his pint, strode up to the fire, and was about to spit with relish into it.

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Once, for example, he strode into our seminar room apparently deep in thought, then turned around and walked back out.

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Unflinching, he strode boldly past the guard unchallenged.

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Two days later, a fat man with a big moustache and a big, black hat strode into the teashop.

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He said nothing, but he thumped th wall as he strode out.

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Glasses perched on her nose, laptop in hand, she strode through train stations and streets, determined to find answers.

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