stride russian
шаг
step
pace, stride
footsteps, tread
step
шага́ть
to step (feet), to walk, to stride, to pace
ступа́ть
to step, to tread, to step on
to walk, to stride
to be off, to go away, to leave
ступи́ть
to step, to set foot on, to tread
to take a step, to stride
мах
swing, sweep, stroke
in one fell swoop, at one stroke, in one go
stride, bound, gait
revolution, turn
выша́гивать
to stride, to pace, to walk with measured steps
to pace out, to measure by pacing
to step out (of), to stride out (of)
разы́грываться
to rise, to break, to get up (of a storm)
to take place, to unfold, to be played out
to run high, to flare up, to break out
to become frolicsome, to get playful, to get wild
to warm up, to get into one's stride
грясти́
to be coming, to be imminent, to approach, to break out
to stride, to walk solemnly, to come striding
прошага́ть
to march (a distance), to stride, to walk (a distance)
to walk for a while, to march for some time
разрабо́таться
to get into one's stride, to get going, to get warmed up (at work), to get working properly
пронзи́тельно
shrilly, piercingly, stridently
Examples
Но́вый год приближа́ется семимильными шага́ми.
The new year is coming with long strides.
У него пружинистая походка спортсмена.
He had an athlete’s springy stride.
Пружинящий шаг спортсмена впечатлил тренера.
The athlete’s springy stride impressed the coach.



















