straddle
امتطى
definition
verb
he turned the chair around and straddled it
sit or stand with one leg on either side of.
noun
Well the toe-touch is where you jump and your legs go out like a straddle, as if you were sitting on the floor with your legs out in a straddle , and you've got to touch your toes.
an act of sitting or standing with one's legs wide apart.
When they think that the saturation point has been reached, they reverse their position: they replace their existing straddles with the opposite ones.
a simultaneous purchase of options to buy and to sell a security or commodity at a fixed price, allowing the purchaser to make a profit whether the price of the security or commodity goes up or down.
translation of 'straddle'
verb
ركب,
امتطى,
فرشخ,
حدق بهدف,
أيد جانبي قضية ما
noun
فرشخة يباعد ما بين رجليه,
فرشخة
example
Place the appropriate amount of weight on the bar and 'straddle' it with your feet just a little wider than hip-distance apart.
Does he sometimes 'straddle' difficult issues in an effort to please multiple constituencies?
Maradi's sprawling markets 'straddle' the main highway which passes south to Nigeria.
The Democrats' leaders in Congress have tried to 'straddle' the issue.
Can the Democrats continue to 'straddle' the values issues under those circumstances?
The hardest part of this trick is getting your hips to start moving upward from the 'straddle' .
Once boys start wearing pants it becomes easier for them to stand on their heads, twirl on railings, 'straddle' fences, play leapfrog, and walk on stilts.
She stretched her legs and arms, and almost fell asleep in her 'straddle' .
Well the toe-touch is where you jump and your legs go out like a straddle, as if you were sitting on the floor with your legs out in a 'straddle' , and you've got to touch your toes.
Matthews creates works that successfully 'straddle' the line between contrived arty flourishes and successful accidents.
The height of romanticism; there was little else I could do apart from down my drink, suppress a ladylike belch and swing my legs around you in an elegant 'straddle' .
She positioned herself, unknowingly into a 'straddle' .
The views they have come up with 'straddle' the entire range of options.
By examining the conventions of published private letters, he shows how they 'straddle' the border between fiction and reality.
The proposed site was spread across five townlands in the Mullaghereirk mountains which 'straddle' the Limerick, Cork and Kerry borders.
This is the kind of issue that you can't 'straddle' .
Over time, mix in the boxer's shuffle and the side 'straddle' .
a sideways-on stance such as a 'straddle'
He 'straddles' issues with as much vigor as most politicians, but nonetheless manages to retain a reputation as a straight talking guy who says what he means and means what he says.
It is located on the Rwandan side of a mountain range that 'straddles' the borders of Rwanda, Congo and Uganda.
When they think that the saturation point has been reached, they reverse their position: they replace their existing 'straddles' with the opposite ones.
But long ago he blew a chance by 'straddling' the war issue - opposing going to war without a multilateral coalition yet empowering Bush to do so.
Her knees 'straddled' his stomach to either side, pinning him beneath her.
The most loyal fans seem to be those in areas 'straddling' the Tipperary border.
Next year she sets off for Mount Roraima, a 280 square metre plateau, overlooking the savannah and 'straddling' the borders of Venezuela, Guyana and Brazil.
He tossed his books on the table and 'straddled' the chair opposite me.
David sat across the small room from her, 'straddling' his computer chair, with his arms crossed over the backrest and his head on them.
The last remaining natural populations are largely in the low coastal and interior mountains 'straddling' the Yangtze River.
She 'straddled' his chest, keeping him from standing up.
At least the Democrats have a candidate smart enough to avoid playing into the public's just-forming impression of him as a 'straddler' and positioner.
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