two-step

UK
/ˈtuː.stɛp/
US
/ˈtuː.stɛp/

Translations

two-stepnoun
two-steps
pl
UK
/ˈtuː.stɛp/
US
/ˈtuː.stɛp/
двухэтапный процесс
The project requires a two-step approval process.
Проект требует двухэтапного процесса утверждения.
Additional translations
двухступенчатая процедура
двухступенчатый процесс
two-stepadjective
UK
/ˈtuː stɛp/
US
/ˈtu stɛp/
The process is a two-step verification.
Процесс является двухэтапной проверкой.
two-stepverb
two-stepped
Past Simple
two-stepped
Past Participle
two-stepping
Gerund
Synonyms
hem and haw
beat around the bush
do the two-step
dance the two-step

Definitions

two-stepnoun
A dance with two quick steps followed by a slower step, often performed to country music.
They learned the two-step at the country dance hall last weekend.
A process or procedure involving two distinct stages or steps.
The project requires a two-step approval process before it can proceed.
A piece of music composed for or characteristic of the two-step dance.
The parade band struck up a jaunty two-step.
two-stepadjective
Involving or consisting of two distinct stages or steps.
The two-step process ensures that all data is verified before being submitted.
Relating to or suitable for the two-step dance or its rhythm.
They rehearsed a two-step routine for the competition.
two-stepverb
To dance the two-step.
Couples two-stepped around the wooden floor all night.
Informal, chiefly US: to evade or sidestep a question or issue by shifting position.
The senator two-stepped when reporters pressed him about the budget cuts.