<prompt> Hlalosa ketso ea leetsi straddlenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the action of the verb straddle . Response in English: The verb straddle means to stand, sit, or walk with ones legs wide apart, typically so as to be astride something. It can also refer to adopting a position or stance where one leg, opinion or course of action is on either side of something, as if a person or object is being straddled. The term can also refer to being in an equivocal position or to hesitate between courses of action or opinions. . Response in Sesotho: Leetsi straddle le bolela ho ema, ho lula, kapa ho tsamaea ka maoto a hao a atolohile, hangata e le hore motho a ka nka ntho e itseng. E ka boela ea bolela ho amohela boemo kapa boemo boo leoto le le leng, maikutlo kapa tsela ea ketso e leng ka lehlakoreng le leng la ntho e itseng, joalokaha eka motho kapa ntho e ntse e thellisoa. Lentsoe lena le ka boela la bolela ho ba boemong bo lekanang kapa ho tsilatsila pakeng tsa liketso kapa maikutlo. 