stride

大股で歩く

長い歩幅で、しばしば速く自信のある様子で歩く。

やさしい英語で： To walk with long steps, often quickly and confidently.

• She strode across the room.
• He strides to work every morning.
• They came striding through the doorway.

使い方： stride across/through/towards something (She strode through the hall towards the stairs.)

類義語： march

よく使う表現： stride across something, stride towards someone, stride forward

大股の一歩

歩いたり走ったりするときの、大股の一歩。

やさしい英語で： A long step taken while walking or running.

• He took a long stride.
• She reached the door in three strides.
• One more stride brought me level with him.

類義語： step, pace

よく使う表現： long stride, take a stride, giant stride

歩幅

一歩で前に進む距離。

やさしい英語で： The distance you move forward with one step.

• His stride is longer than mine.
• Try shortening your stride on steep hills.
• The coach measured each runner’s stride.

類義語： step length

よく使う表現： stride length, shorten your stride, lengthen your stride

歩き方

人の歩く様子。特に長く規則的な歩幅で歩くこと。

やさしい英語で： The way someone walks, especially with long, regular steps.

• She has a confident stride.
• I recognized him by his familiar stride.
• His relaxed stride became hurried as the rain began.

類義語： gait, walk

よく使う表現： confident stride, purposeful stride, steady stride