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step
UK
/stɛp/
US
/stɛp/
step around
step back
step down
step in
step off
step on
step out
step over
step step
step through
step up
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step
noun
steps
pl
UK
/stɛp/
US
/stɛp/
этап
This is the next step in the project.
Это следующий этап в проекте.
шаг
He took a step forward.
Он сделал шаг вперед.
ступенька
She sat on the step of the porch.
Она сидела на ступеньке крыльца.
Traductions supplémentaires
ступень
Synonymes
stride
footstep
movement
stair
level
phase
stage
pace
step
verb
stepped
Past Simple
stepped
Past Participle
stepping
Gerund
UK
/stɛp/
US
/stɛp/
ступать
Be careful where you step in the forest.
Будь осторожен, где ты ступаешь в лесу.
переступать
She had to step over the puddle to keep her shoes dry.
Ей пришлось переступать через лужу, чтобы сохранить обувь сухой.
шагать
He decided to step forward and take the lead.
Он решил шагать вперед и взять на себя руководство.
Traductions supplémentaires
выступать
прошагать
войти
Synonymes
march
tread
stomp
walk
stride
advance
tramp
pace
step
adjective
UK
/stɛp/
US
/stɛp/
Attributive use of the noun to modify another noun, e.g., "step count", "step sequence".
Synonymes
in-law
affinal
surrogate
adoptive
foster
nonbiological
intermediate
progressive
gradual
incremental
successive
sequential
Définitions
step
noun
A movement made by lifting the foot and setting it down in a new position, as in walking.
She took a step forward to get a better view of the painting.
A flat surface, especially one in a series, on which to place the foot when moving from one level to another.
He tripped on the last step of the staircase.
A stage in a process or sequence of events.
Completing the application form is the first step in the hiring process.
A measure or action, especially one of a series taken in order to achieve a particular end.
The company is taking steps to improve customer service.
A degree or level in a scale, as of rank, achievement, or value.
She was promoted to the next step in the company hierarchy.
The distance covered by a single stride; a very short distance.
The café is only a few steps from the office.
In music, the interval between two adjacent notes in a diatonic scale.
A half step separates E and F on the piano keyboard.
step
verb
To move by lifting the foot and setting it down in a new position.
She stepped carefully over the puddle.
To put or press the foot on something.
He accidentally stepped on her foot during the dance.
To walk a short distance.
He stepped outside to get some fresh air.
To measure or pace out (a distance) by counting one’s steps.
The technician stepped off twenty meters to position the antenna.
step
adjective
Relating to or involving a step or steps (used attributively).
Her smartwatch displays step data in real time.
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