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Synonyms of step in English:
step
See US English definition of step
See UK English definition of step
See Spanish definition of paso
noun
1‘Frank took another step forward’
2‘she heard Ellis's step on the stairs’
3‘she left the room with a springy step’
4‘the market is only a step from the end of the pier’
5‘Susan sat on the top step’
6‘there was a pint of milk on the step’
7‘the steps of a ladder’
8‘calling in the bailiffs is a very serious step’
9‘a significant step towards a ceasefire’
10‘the first step on the managerial ladder’
verb
1‘she stepped off the gangway’
2‘the bull had stepped on his hat’
Phrases
- step by step
‘the government must take steps to discourage age discrimination’
‘he is utterly in step with mainstream American thinking’
out of step
take up office
‘the paper was often out of step with public opinion’
in step
1‘the army stepped up its offensive in the north’
2‘I stepped up my pace’
decrease