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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. step [ingl. am. stɛp, ingl. brit. stɛp] SUST.

1. step (footstep, pace):

step
one step forward, two steps back hum.
seguir los pasos de alguien

2.1. step C (of dance):

step

2.2. step U (in marching, walking):

step
to be in step
to be in step (in dancing)
to be out of step
to be out of step (in dancing)
to be out of step (in dancing)
to break step

3. step (distance):

4. step:

step (move)
step (measure)
to take steps (to + infin)
tomar medidas (para  +  infin)

5.1. step:

step (on stair)
step (on stair)
step (on ladder)
step (on ladder)
mind the step”

5.2. step <steps, pl > ingl. brit. (stepladder):

step

6.1. step (degree in scale):

step
step

6.2. step ingl. am. MÚS.:

half step

II. step <part. pres. stepping; pret., part. pas. stepped> [ingl. am. stɛp, ingl. brit. stɛp] V. intr.

1. step (move) + adv. compl.:

to step off a plane

2. step (tread):

step
to step in/on sth
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
apurarse amer.
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
meterle amer. coloq.

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] ADV.

step by step (one stage at a time)
step by step (gradually)

II. step-by-step ADJ.

step-by-step instructions
step-by-step instructions
step-by-step approach

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] ADV.

step by step (one stage at a time)
step by step (gradually)

II. step-by-step ADJ.

step-by-step instructions
step-by-step instructions
step-by-step approach

step off V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv) MILIT.

step off

I. step [ingl. am. stɛp, ingl. brit. stɛp] SUST.

1. step (footstep, pace):

step
one step forward, two steps back hum.
seguir los pasos de alguien

2.1. step C (of dance):

step

2.2. step U (in marching, walking):

step
to be in step
to be in step (in dancing)
to be out of step
to be out of step (in dancing)
to be out of step (in dancing)
to break step

3. step (distance):

4. step:

step (move)
step (measure)
to take steps (to + infin)
tomar medidas (para  +  infin)

5.1. step:

step (on stair)
step (on stair)
step (on ladder)
step (on ladder)
mind the step”

5.2. step <steps, pl > ingl. brit. (stepladder):

step

6.1. step (degree in scale):

step
step

6.2. step ingl. am. MÚS.:

half step

II. step <part. pres. stepping; pret., part. pas. stepped> [ingl. am. stɛp, ingl. brit. stɛp] V. intr.

1. step (move) + adv. compl.:

to step off a plane

2. step (tread):

step
to step in/on sth
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
apurarse amer.
to step on it or on the gas coloq.
meterle amer. coloq.

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] ADV.

step by step (one stage at a time)
step by step (gradually)

II. step-by-step ADJ.

step-by-step instructions
step-by-step instructions
step-by-step approach

step aerobics SUST. + sing. or pl v.

step m

step aside V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv)

step aside (resign, go)
step aside (resign, go)

step back V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv)

step back (move back)
step back (move back)
(become detached) to step back (from sth)

step up V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (increase)

step up exports/power/volume
step up attacks
step up attacks
step up production/campaign

step in V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv) (intervene)

step in
step in

step forward V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv)

step down V. [ingl. am. stɛp -, ingl. brit. stɛp -] (v + adv)

1. step down (get down):

step down

2. step down (resign):

step down
step down
step down

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. step [step] -pp- SUST.

1. step:

step (foot movement)
step (foot print)
to take a step
step by step
to follow in sb's steps fig.
to take a step towards sth fig.
to be in/out of step
to be in/out of step fig.

2. step of stair, ladder:

step

3. step (measure):

step
to take steps (to do sth)

4. step pl ingl. brit. (stepladder):

step

5. step ingl. am. MÚS.:

whole step
half step

II. step [step] -pp- V. intr.

1. step (tread):

step

2. step (walk):

step

step in V. intr.

step in

step up V. trans.

step up

step back V. intr.

1. step back (move back):

step back

2. step back (gain new perspective):

step back

step aside V. intr.

step aside

I. step down V. intr. (resign)

step down
to step down from sth

II. step down V. trans. (reduce)

step down
Entrada de OpenDict

step up V.

step up (present oneself) intr.
ofrecerse v. refl.
jaunty step
español
español
inglés
inglés
step
tango step
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. step [step] SUST.

1. step:

step (foot movement)
step (footprint)
to take a step
step by step
to take a step towards sth fig.
to be in/out of step
to be in/out of step fig.
watch your step!

2. step of stair, ladder:

step

3. step (measure):

step
to take steps (to do sth)

4. step MÚS.:

whole step
half step

II. step <-pp-> [step] V. intr.

1. step (tread):

step

2. step (walk):

step

goose step SUST.

goose step

goose-step <-pp-> V. intr.

goose-step

step aside V. intr.

step aside

step back V. intr.

1. step back (move back):

step back

2. step back (gain new perspective):

step back

I. step down V. intr. (resign)

step down
to step down from sth

II. step down V. trans. (reduce)

step down

step in V. intr.

step in

I. step up V. trans.

step up

II. step up V. intr.

step up
español
español
inglés
inglés
step
step ladder

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

Present
Istep
youstep
he/she/itsteps
westep
youstep
theystep
Past
Istepped
youstepped
he/she/itstepped
westepped
youstepped
theystepped
Present Perfect
Ihavestepped
youhavestepped
he/she/ithasstepped
wehavestepped
youhavestepped
theyhavestepped
Past Perfect
Ihadstepped
youhadstepped
he/she/ithadstepped
wehadstepped
youhadstepped
theyhadstepped

PONS OpenDict

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