strid
strɪd
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Definition of strid - Reverso English Dictionary

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1.
northern englandRareUKnarrow passage between a gorge or chasmRareUK
  • The hikers carefully crossed the strid.
chasm gorge
2.
walkingRarewalk with long stepsRare
  • They strid across the field despite the deep mud.
march stride
3.
musicDatedjazz piano style of the 1920s and 1930sDated
  • He played the encore in lively strid.
stride piano
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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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  1. French:passage étroit, marcher à grands pas, ...
  2. German:Engpass, schreiten, ...
  3. Italian:gola stretta, camminare a grandi passi, ...
  4. Spanish:paso estrecho, caminar a zancadas, ...
  5. Portuguese:desfiladeiro, caminhar a passos largos, ...
  6. Chinese:狭窄通道, 大步走, ...
  7. Japanese:ストリッド, 大股で歩く, ...
  8. Arabic:ممر ضيق بين وادٍ, مَشَى بِخُطُواتٍ واسِعَةٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲבָר צַר, לִצְעוֹד, ...
  10. Russian:расщелина, ходить широкими шагами, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стрид, ходити великими кроками, ...
  12. Hindi:संकरा दर्रा, लंबे कदमों से चलना, ...
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