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stride off

[/straɪd ɔːf/]
verb (phrasal verb)
partir com passos largos; afastar-se com determinação
1. to walk away quickly and with long, confident steps, often in an angry or determined manner
He was angry and strode off without saying goodbye.
Ele estava furioso e partiu com passos largos sem dizer adeus.
2. to leave a place in a confident, purposeful manner
She strode off the stage after her performance.
Ela saiu do palco com passos confiantes após sua apresentação.
NYC Slang
bounce (to leave abruptly)
Synonyms
walk offmarch offstorm offstride awaystalk off
Antonyms
approachcome closeramblesaunter

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
sair com passos largos; partir decidido(a)
Common in standard Brazilian Portuguese
Portugal
afastar-se a passos largos; partir com determinação
Standard European Portuguese usage

Related Idioms & Phrases

walk off in a huff
storm out
take one's leave
make one's exit
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