striding (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈstraɪd/
Definition
To walk with long, decisive steps, often indicating confidence or purpose.
Examples
He strode into the room as if he owned it.
She strode purposefully towards the exit, ignoring the calls behind her.
The athlete strode across the finish line, a clear winner.
How to Use striding
- stride into (prepositional phrase)
- To enter a place with long, confident steps. — "She strode into the meeting room, ready to present her ideas."
- stride across (prepositional phrase)
- To walk across an area with long, confident steps. — "He strode across the stage to receive his diploma."
- stride out of (prepositional phrase)
- To leave a place with long, confident steps. — "After the argument, he strode out of the office."
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