stride vi. (strode; 〔罕用语〕 strid , stridden;striding) 1.迈步,大踏步走,迈进。 2.跨过 (over); 〔罕用语〕=straddle. vt. 1. 跨过(水沟等);跨,骑。 2. 大踏步走过。 We are striding forward both in English and in mathematics. 我们的英语和数学都在大幅度地取得进展。 n. 1.大步,阔步。 2.一跨(的宽度)。 3.迈进。 4.〔 pl. 〕〔俚语〕裤子。 at [in] a stride 一跨,一步(就几尺等)。 get into one's stride 开始(顺利,正常,有劲地)进行。 have a fine stride 大踏步悠然自得地走。 hit one's stride = get into one's stride. make a big stride, make great [rapid] strides 大有进步,进展迅速。 strike one's stride=get into one's stride. take in one's stride 一跨而过;轻而易举地解决(困难) ( take obstacles in one's stride 一跨而过障碍;轻而易举地克服困难)。 with big strides 迈步,大踏步。
In such meetings five minutes was the time allotted to each speaker ; but when martin s five minutes were up , he was in full stride , his attack upon their doctrines but half completed . he had caught their interest , and the audience urged the chairman by acclamation to extend martin s time 这种会议给每个发言人的时间只有五分钟,但是马丁的五分钟用完时他却正讲到要紧之处,他对他们的学说的攻击才进行到一半,但已引起了听众的兴趣。