long stride

基本解釋

A reasonably long stride is desirable and should be light and appear effortless.
適當(dāng)?shù)拇蟛椒鞘軞g迎的，而且應(yīng)當(dāng)是輕盈毫不費(fèi)力的。
Runner's World: Do you think that thick, cushioned shoes lull runners into taking a too-long stride?
您是否認(rèn)為厚底彈力跑鞋可以麻痹跑步者導(dǎo)致步幅過大？
With one long stride over this divide we traveled back another 1.5 million years, then walked out above a stark, gully-cut plain, ashy purple in the high afternoon heat.
在越過直立人的分水嶺后，我們一下子倒退了150萬年之久，在午后的酷熱伴隨下步入了這塊高地，底下是溝壑叢生并呈現(xiàn)灰紅色的荒涼平原。

So you've got to get it around the track,". Bolt has been blessed with amazing talent, and his height gives him a long stride.

The film, locked in by its central character, is liberated by McTeer, whose long stride and ready smile seem like a promise of adventure.
NEWYORKER: Albert Nobbs
But the forthright president seems increasingly long of stride.
ECONOMIST: Germany: Roman's law The