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Meanings of stepper in English
Spanish
bailarín profesional A motor (especially an electric motor) that moves or rotates in small discrete steps.
Usage of stepper in English
1
But then a stepper who isn't suspicious is soon a dead stepper.'
2
The doctor came tearing down with a spirited bay, a magnificent stepper.
3
It was impossible to be a stepper without asking such questions.
4
Florian and I got taken hostage together once, back in my two-stepper days.
5
The kit includes pre-cut cardboard parts, four stepper motors and a motor controller.
6
He was still a rather high, though slow, stepper-thelatter from fixed preference.
7
Any number may take part in the sport, and in turn act as stepper.
8
People like Rod, of course, Helen's own home-alone non-stepper brother.
9
Her smile was the braced one of an untired stepper.
10
Lesli-Ann Lewis is a habitual line-stepper and destroyer of norms.
11
The two-stepper I was couldn't get a handle on me as I am now.
12
He's a splendid animal, but a high and mighty stepper.
13
The mare 's a stepper, and Phil King knows how to handle the ribbons.
14
See Empson yourself; he will put my stepper Mab to the light trap; no delay.
15
Any two-stepper who files a binding letter of intent for surgical conversion is legally sushi.
16
McGloughlin opted for a machine which uses a Dremel for cutting, controlled by stepper motors.
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Stepper through the time