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Meanings of whole step in English
Catalan
to Spanish
tono completo Synonyms
Examples for "step"
Examples for "step"
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.
1
However, he has taken on a more serious tone in recent days.
2
Analysts said that this could set the tone for the new year.
3
Despite Romney's new course on immigration, Ryan has taken a harder tone.
4
No clear image would come, no tone of voice or remembered words.
5
You must know best. Her tone clearly said she didn't believe that.
1
Kennedy said the whole tone of the profession needed to be changed.
2
The whole tone of the environment is reproduced in a few touches.
3
And the whole tone and spirit of the book are thoroughly English.
4
The whole tone of the community was hostile to such a practice.
5
The whole tone of this processional interior is singularly stale and sad.
Usage of whole step in English
1
On the stairway it was a whole step higher than when he had left.
2
I would not feel the road having your company; I would walk every whole step of Ireland.
3
He says he took one look at Will and threw the whole step-grandpa thing out the window.
4
And so, I lower like, you know, half step, whole step, or whatever with my songs whenever I go live.
5
She managed to hold her tongue for ten whole steps.
6
Whole step ripped off the crew bay.
7
'I think the whole step has been too precipitate,' he wrote to his brother-in-law.
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It's any two tones that are three whole steps apart and played at the same time, like middle C plus the F above it.