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Meanings of step on in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tread on"
Examples for "tread on"
1
The unjust get the better of the just and tread on them.
2
The marauder came with swift sure tread on the heels of victory.
3
He heard the retreat of a light tread on the paven hall.
4
Now come with me and tread on territory that is largely unexplored.
5
But as I read it, I heard Leo's tread on the stairs.
Usage of step on in English
1
Just follow my lead-andtry not to step on my new shoes.
2
AFGHANISTAN: Afghanistan takes one giant step on the road to recovery today.
3
You get to 'em late, they try to step on your feet.
4
For her, last weekend was simply another step on a life-long journey.
5
This is probably the most difficult step on the road to mediocrity.
6
Crunch time for England, they have to step on the pedal soon.
7
They remained only the first step on his long march to Akkad.
8
Emily flopped out of position, off her step on the slippery stage.
9
He picked his way carefully, testing each step on the uncertain surface.
10
And who step on your face in the race for a place
11
See what you can get when you step on the right feet?
12
I stood in the doorway, and heard his step on every stair.
13
The other two figures fell into step on either side of him.
14
I step on it unintentionally, but it flies away in desperate haste.
15
She started at the sound of a heavy step on the stairs.
16
There never was any danger the Amazons would step on her heels.
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Step on through the time
Step on across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common