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Meanings of step in English
An elevated portion of a walkway that often forms one part of staircase.
Synonyms
Examples for "pace"
Examples for "pace"
1
A senior health official acknowledged a greater pace of change was needed.
2
This year, Peeler said growth would continue, albeit at a slower pace.
3
The issue is whether education systems are keeping pace with the changes.
4
Consumer prices, however, soared at their fastest pace in over a year.
5
The private sector component however continues to improve at a healthy pace.
1
The markets appear to have taken weaker-than-expected China data in their stride.
2
Prescott said he believes the offense found its stride in recent weeks.
3
As a sign of respect I think it's a really important stride.
4
The state, known for winter blizzards, took the latest storm in stride.
5
Tottenham hope to find their stride more smoothly in the coming weeks.
1
Presently a footstep became audible; it was the servant with the lamps.
2
The noiseless rushes in the gallery give no echo to the footstep.
3
And all the time the heavy footstep was ascending the interminable staircase.
4
The heavy footstep was approaching through the outer rooms of the pavilion.
5
Dicky heard a soft footstep in the companionway, then before the door.
1
We have only 'compound', 'context', 'footfall', and a few other similar ones.
2
Again the noise was heard; again the footfall creaked upon the snow.
3
The only sound was the footfall of the people upon the pavement.
4
Her footfall is the lightest, her laugh the merriest in the house.
5
Her soft voice answered; her light footfall was heard on the stairs.
Catalan
to Spanish
tono completo Usage of step in English
1
However, today takes us one step closer to a more equal Britain.
2
It just means we're one step closer to home, right? I ask.
3
Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction.
4
PSG need a similar result to go one step further this time.
5
It's time to take a step back and ask some necessary questions.
6
The prime minister's spokeswoman said: As I said, it's a step forward.
7
The following is an example of this process starting with step 4:
8
Afterwards prime minister Ali Larayedh said the government will not step down.
9
It's a step the government should take to strengthen freedom of democracy.
10
Moreover, Dodaro said, the Federal Reserve could step in under certain circumstances.
11
That's one step out of a four minute 40 second free skate.
12
The recent launch of inflation-protected government bonds is a good first step.
13
I ask people to step back and let this process be completed.
14
A south London pub seeks two bar staff: 500 candidates step forward.
15
If this happens, attention will turn to the next step: political negotiations.
16
Scandinavian countries already offer such; so let's take it another step forward.
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Translations for step
Portuguese
Catalan
Step through the time
Step across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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