1.迈步,大踏步走,迈进
2.跨过 (over);〈罕〉=straddle
3.跨过(水沟等);跨,骑
4.大踏步走过
1.迈步,大踏步走,迈进
2.跨过 (over);〈罕〉=straddle
3.跨过(水沟等);跨,骑
4.大踏步走过
1.大步,阔步
2.迈进
3.一跨(的宽度)
4.〈俚〉裤子
1.大步,阔步
2.迈进
3.一跨(的宽度)
4.〈俚〉裤子
1.to walk with energy and confidence
1.a long confident step; a way of walking with long steps; the distance that you go in one long step; the speed at which you walk or run
1.When he beheld him in broad daylight, striding over the barricade in order to proceed to his death, he recognized him.
当他在日光下看见他跨过街垒去死时，这才认了出来。
2.He is often depicted either standing, striding forward, or seated in a throne of royalty.
他常被描绘成站立着，或大步向前，或坐在王位上。
3.There town hall clock chimed seven times but there was no sign of Jon striding across the market place below.
市政府的钟敲了七下，可在楼下的市场上，还没出现乔的身影。
4.We, who work with you, can feel the receptivity and this is overriding any fear that you may have of striding out on your own.
与你们一起工作的我们能够感受而且这是最重要的，你们就可以跨过任何你们自己的恐惧，你们可能已经跨越了你们自己。
5.This stocky figure, with a slight stoop, striding up and down, suddenly unconscious of any presence beyond his own thoughts.
这位墩实的、稍有点驼背的人，在来回踱步，除了自己思考问题之外，对周围的一切突然失去知觉。
6.Take notice of every warning sign. Striding over the hazardous area is not allowed.
厂内行人要走指定通道，注意各种警告标志，严禁跨越危险区。
7.Sir Launcelot, in his richest armor, came striding along the great hall now on his way to the stock-board.
这时候，郎斯洛爵士，穿着那副最讲究的铠甲，正迈着大步沿着那个很大的过厅往前走，要上证券委员会去。
8.Hagrid came striding toward them out of the dark, Fang at his heel.
海格从黑暗中大步向他们走来，牙牙跟在后面。
9."I come to have a word with you, " he said, striding forward to the table, laying down his hat and flowers.
“我来有话跟你讲，”他说着，大步跨到桌子前，放下手中的帽子和花朵。
10.And in the mornings he took to the sea again, striding against the flow.
早晨，他还是会去海边，迎着海浪，大步地前行。