Definition
Definition of strid - Reverso English Dictionary
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1.
northern englandRare UK narrow passage between a gorge or chasmRare UK
- The hikers carefully crossed the strid.
2.
walkingRare walk with long stepsRare
- They strid across the field despite the deep mud.
3.
musicDated jazz piano style of the 1920s and 1930sDated
- He played the encore in lively strid.
Origin of strid
Old Norse, strið (battle)
Examples of strid in a sentence
They found a hidden strid in the woods. He would stride confidently into the meeting room. They stride through the city streets with purpose. Stride was popular among jazz pianists. She learned stride to enhance her jazz skills.
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- French:passage étroit, marcher à grands pas, ...
- German:Engpass, schreiten, ...
- Italian:gola stretta, camminare a grandi passi, ...
- Spanish:paso estrecho, caminar a zancadas, ...
- Portuguese:desfiladeiro, caminhar a passos largos, ...
- Chinese:狭窄通道, 大步走, ...
- Japanese:ストリッド, 大股で歩く, ...
- Arabic:ممر ضيق بين وادٍ, مَشَى بِخُطُواتٍ واسِعَةٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲבָר צַר, לִצְעוֹד, ...
- Russian:расщелина, ходить широкими шагами, ...
- Ukrainian:стрид, ходити великими кроками, ...
- Hindi:संकरा दर्रा, लंबे कदमों से चलना, ...
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