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Take something in your stride

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Stay Calm

Reflects maintaining composure when facing unexpected problems, rather than panicking or giving up.

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Even though he was late, he took it in his stride and delivered an excellent presentation.
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Cultural Nuance

In some cultures, showing this level of composure is highly valued and seen as a sign of strength.

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She took the news of her sudden transfer in her stride, impressing her new colleagues.
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Not Literal

It's a figurative phrase, not about actual walking or running. ‘Stride’ symbolizes progressing in life or tasks.

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He took the critical feedback in his stride and continued to improve his work.
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