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step
Word family
step1 /step/ ●●● S2 W1 noun → steppe
1 movement 移动 [countableC]WALK the movement you make when you put one foot in front of or behind the other when walking 脚步，步
2 action 动作,行动 [countableC]DO something/TAKE ACTIONPROGRESS one of a series of things that you do in order to deal with a problem or to succeed 〔一系列行动中的〕步骤；措施
3 in a process 在过程中 [countableC]PROGRESS a stage in a process, or a position on a scale 阶段；进程；等级，级别
Drug companies influence the scientific process every step of the way (=during every stage).
制药公司影响着科研过程的每一步。
Describe step by step (=describing each stage) how you went about achieving your goal.
请你一步步来描述你是如何实现目标的。
4 
stair 楼梯 [countableC]TBB a flat narrow piece of wood or stone, especially one in a series, that you put your foot on when you are going up or down, especially outside a building 梯级，台阶 → doorstep1(1) →5 see picture at 见图 staircase
stair 楼梯 [countableC]TBB a flat narrow piece of wood or stone, especially one in a series, that you put your foot on when you are going up or down, especially outside a building 梯级，台阶 → doorstep1(1) →5 see picture at 见图 staircase5 distance 距离 [countableC]NEAR the short distance you move when you take a step while walking 一步（的距离） SYN pace
6 sound 声音 [countableC]SOUND the sound you make when you put your foot down while walking 脚步声 SYN footstep
8 in step
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9 out of step
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out of step• To watch the ceaseless spinning for too long made you feel sick and dizzy and a bit out of step with everything else.• He seemed dazed, out of step, like a first-time traveler to a treacherous land.• For by the spring of 1992, Holy Trinity was dramatically out of step with the Vatican.• It is out of step with changes in industry.• At the outset of his presidency, Mitterand was a leader seemingly out of step with the rightward drift of the West.• I always was out of step with my generation.• And as much as he was out of step with me, he seemed inept with what used to be our world.• Or rather, we were out of step by being a little ahead, and a little behind.
10 watch your step (also mind your step British English)
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watch your step• You'd better watch your step if you want to keep your job.• Plus, Best foot forward, but watch your step ... aerobics can be a pain.• I had to watch my step.• Opposing players really had to watch their step...• He would have to watch his step on his return.• Some one bumped into him and sharply told him to watch his step.• Inside I was guided down a weird stairway and told at one point to watch my step carefully.• I would watch my step if I were you.• The sign outside may say Céad Míle Faíte, but inside you watch your step.
11 fall into step (with somebody)
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fall into step (with somebody)• The great horse Koulash galloped forward to join the Tsar's horses, and fell into step with them.• Once again, Blue falls into step with Black, perhaps even more harmoniously than before.• Instead he fell into step, and they went on from there.• The Clinton administration, after some hesitation, fell into step behind Paris.• The senator fell into step beside me while some of Bonefish's smaller children followed at a safe distance.• They fell into step on the slush-covered path.• She walked to the door, trying her hardest to ignore the man who fell into step beside her.
12 be/keep/stay one step ahead (of somebody) PREPARE
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be/keep/stay one step ahead (of somebody)• Money With better management of resources you will be able to stay one step ahead.• We don't want to sell him but we have to keep one step ahead.• The reason Chappy is moving around so much is to keep one step ahead I suppose.• It was a constant struggle to stay one step ahead of thrift regulators in Washington.
13 way SB walks 某人走路的方式 [countableC usually singular]WALK the way someone walks, which often tells you how they are feeling 步态；走路的姿势
15 exercise 锻炼 [uncountableU]DSO a type of exercise you do by walking onto and off a flat piece of equipment around 15–30 centimetres high 踏板操
16. music 音乐 [countableC] American EnglishAmEAPM the difference in pitch between two musical notes that are separated by one key on the piano 〔音乐中的〕音级，度 SYN British English tone
COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: one of a series of things that you do in order to deal with a problem or to succeed 〔一系列行动中的〕步骤；措施
verbs
take a step 采取措施
adjectivesThe authority will take steps to reunite the child and his family.
当局将会采取措施让孩子与家人团聚。
an important/major/big step 一个重要/重大/很大的一步
The move is seen as a major step forward for UK firms.
这一举动对英国公司来说被认为是向前迈进了一大步。
the first step 第一步
The first step in resolving conflict is to understand what the other person wants.
解决争端的第一步是要搞清对方想要什么。
the next step 下一步
He met in Washington with his campaign advisers to plan his next step.
他在华盛顿会见竞选顾问,计划下一步行动。
a small step 一小步
This is a small step in the right direction.
这是朝着正确方向迈出的一小步。
a positive step (=an action that will have a good effect) 积极的一步
This is a positive step which gives cause for some optimism.
这是积极的一步,引发了某种乐观情绪。
an unusual/unprecedented step (=something that is not usually done/has never been done before) 不寻常/前所未有的一步
Police last night took the unusual step of releasing photographs of him.
警方昨晚采取了不寻常的行动,公开了他的照片。
na drastic step
The government is wary of taking any drastic steps that would scare off foreign investment.
na bold step
We welcome the bold step taken by President Bush.
na tentative step (=a small action, which is not done in a very determined way)
The Institute has taken a tentative step towards opening up its meetings to the public.
na logical step
She felt she had an aptitude for medicine. Her next logical step would be to begin studying when the summer was over.
immediate steps 立即行动
We believe immediate steps could be taken to generate jobs.
我们相信可以立即采取行动创造就业机会。
reasonable steps 合理的步骤
nThey must take reasonable steps to ensure that this information is available to those who might benefit.
necessary steps 必要的步骤
phrasesnWe must be sure that we are taking the necessary steps to prevent the problem from getting a foothold here.
a step forward (=an action that makes things better) 向前迈进的一步
The declaration which we have just signed is a big step forward for both of our nations.
我们刚刚签署的公告对于我们两国来说都是向前迈进的重大一步。
a step backwards/a backward step (=an action that makes things worse) 倒退的一步
A rationing system would be a major step backwards.
实行配给制将是一个重大倒退。
a step in the right direction (=an action that helps to improve things) 朝正确方向迈出的一步
Environmentalists said the law was a step in the right direction.
环境保护主义者称该项法律是朝正确方向迈出的一步。
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step• Completing your degree would move you up a step on the salary scale.• a beginners' step class• Of course, starting the job-search is always a big step.• Her first big step towards a career in movies was her move to Hollywood.• Tom and Marge caught the gondola from the church steps to San Marco, and walked from there to the Gritti.• I was so breathless, I could only manage a few steps.• Identifying the cause of a disease must always be the first step towards finding a cure.• The first step towards achieving peace in the region will be to elect a government that represents all the people.• Nelson was no more than four or five steps away.• The discovery of penicillin was a gigantic step in the treatment of infections.• Sal quickened his steps toward the hotel.• Re-thinking our management techniques would be an important step in the right direction.• The new law on drunk driving is being seen as a major step forward.• I would watch my step if I were you.• Baker said his next step will be to demand a new trial.• Now that we've identified the problem, what's the next step?• The next step will be to make the pasta sauce.• Continue for as long as possible and record the number of steps.• Have visual and verbal behaviours out of step with each other.• The thieves slipped the Torah scroll from the case and left the metal decoration on steps near the synagogue.• The doctors say I'll make a full recovery, but I'm going to have to take it one step at a time.• He took a quick step backward.• Marge could hear a man's steps in the hall.• She walked briskly, with quick, short steps.• I can't remember all the steps.• Louie wailed, bolting off the steps into his house.• When he came up the steps on to the terrace, most of his child followers had fallen away.• Ellen ran up the steps and banged on the door.
took ... step• In this same year the Athenians took a fateful step in internal policy.• Long before that, however, Adams's company took a bold step forward.• The following day Charlie managed a little food, took a few painful steps the day after and could run a week later.• Grimma took another step forward and caught it a backward thump across the muzzle.• He took another step and found himself stopped again.• John Ramsey and his wife, Patricia, almost immediately took steps that appeared designed to protect themselves from possible prosecution.• The law took these steps but unexpectedly postponed them to the year 2000.• In the summer, the two sides took the unprecedented step in the Warsaw Pact of recalling their two ambassadors.
step in (doing) something• That's why large companies often fall and small companies step in.• Employee involvement represents Ford's first step in the long-term renegotiation of the psychological contract between the individual worker and the company.• Getting her breathing in some other way would be a major step in her rehabilitation.• The preliminary step in both reactions involves the hydrolysis of triglyceride to glycerol and fatty acids.• Brad Gillis of Night Ranger stepped in to finish the tour.• Simon stepped in after they met at Barcelona.• They are becoming increasingly concerned that governments are about to step in unless they act first.• When to step in Still, there are situations where companies should consider stepping in, human resources officials say.
every step of the way• Health problems have plagued him almost every step of the way.• At every step of the way, some fractional increase in lung area will be an advantage.• Pam has been very careful about expenses every step of the way.• The other girls were giggling every step of the way.• At Adkin we pride ourselves on giving you that help every step of the way.• Particular attention should be paid to the lower spine and leg muscles - they remember every step of the way.• He's been by her side every step of the way.• I climbed up to the second story of Mrs James's house sighing every step of the way.• Fabia was conscious of Ven every step of the way, but tried her hardest to concentrate her thoughts elsewhere.
climbed ... steps• He hurried ahead, climbed the steps and pushed past twenty pairs of knees.• As he turned on the attic lights and climbed the creaking steps, he smelled it more distinctly than before.• As I climbed the steps my palms began to sweat.• I climbed the steps to the Ahronsons' apartment and rang the bell.• Mike climbed the steps without speaking, and unloaded his cameras and camera bag on a mat.• She climbed the rickety steps set into the hillside and got up to the porch of the Katz house.• Mark wearily climbed the steps of number 89, and let himself in.
step2 ●●● S3 W3 verb (stepped, stepping) [intransitiveI always + adverbadv/prepositionprep]
1 WALKto raise one foot and put it down in front of or behind the other one in order to walk or move 跨步，迈步
3 step on somebody’s toes to offend or upset someone, especially by trying to do their work 〔尤因插手他人工作〕激怒[冒犯]某人
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step on somebody’s toes• I'm new here, so I don't want to step on anyone's toes.• I told Tony I didn't want to step on his toes.• I had stepped on his toes.• It is said the reason why Taurus ran into trouble was a reluctance to step on anyone's toes.• But that will make AT&T's service and equipment-manufacturing businesses step on each other's toes again.• This will involve stepping on the toes of the takeaway market.
4. step out of line BEHAVE#to behave badly by breaking rules or disobeying orders 行为出轨；违反规矩[命令]
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5. step on it (also step on the gas American EnglishAmE) spokenFAST/QUICK to drive faster 加速，加快；踩油门
→ step into the breach at breach1(7) PHRASAL VERBSExamples from the Corpus
step on it• Fader - Looks like a normal block, but crumbles away when you step on it!• He was bold to ask that angels be sent, and step on it.• The third step creaked as he stepped on it.• The Corporal and I shouted at the Sergeant to step on it, as the explosions were getting closer.• You'll have to step on it if you're going to be there by eleven thirty.• Step on it. We have a plane to catch.• If you don't step on it we'll miss the plane.
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step• After a few minutes, he stepped back from her.• They had not gone far, when they had stepped into a small clearing.• He had also stepped on a mine.• Fortunately the pair were off to different events when they stepped out in the identical £420 jackets.• He stepped out of cover and walked up to her.• She stepped over to the third sink and started to scrub up.• By stepping up a grade, the bond will be more valuable in the market.• And it left open the fourth option, to step up military action against Hanoi and otherwise escalate the war.
step forward/back/down/into etc• It ridicules me - a trap of iron stupidity I've stepped into.• So that was one remarkable step forward.• Karen stepped back and looked at her husband.• It's one step forward and one back all the time with him.• Cally took two steps back, her glass nearly slipping through her fingers.• Today, Aragon looks fit enough to step back into the ring.• Some will say, Once you step into the other world, you can never come back.• Critics called it one step down the path toward legalization of drugs.
step in/on etc• The door was locked behind them as soon as they stepped in.• So eventually it stepped in and moved to buy Unix System Laboratories Inc.• It was the first important step in breaking up the pack.• My new friend was the first step in questioning whether that was true.• Hong Kong represents another step on the path of reunification.• Not long after their return, he and Jo met with Jim to discuss the next step in the sister-parish relationship.• There are two steps in this argument.• He stepped on to the busy road and dragged badly injured Scott clear of the traffic.
From Longman Business Dictionary
stepstep1 /step/ noun [countableC]
1one of a series of things that you do to deal with a problem or to succeed
The changes are only the first step in a long-term plan.
Japan took steps to boost confidence in its tumbling stock market.
step towards
Sweeping reforms were announced in a step towards a free-market economy.
2a stage in a process or a position on a scale
step on
Every year you go up one step on the salary scale.
I’ve taken the first step on the managerial ladder.
Nina’s promotion is quite a step up for one so young.
3be out of step if people, organizations etc are out of step, their ideas, actions etc are different from other people’s, especially because they are old-fashioned
be out of step with
The fast food chain has been out of step with consumers’ changing eating patterns in recent years.
4be one step ahead (of somebody) to be better prepared or know more about something
In business, you need to be one step ahead of your competitors.
Origin step-
Old English steop-
step1 Old English stæpe
step1 noun
→COLLOCATIONS1step2 verb →PHRASAL VERBS1step- prefix
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→COLLOCATIONS1step2 verb →PHRASAL VERBS1step- prefix
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step verb
⇨ walk 1 step noun
⇨ step (take a step forward) ⇨ action (a first step towards a united Europe) ⇨ stage 1 (explain sth step by step) ⇨ walk (quicken your step) ⇨ take steps ⇨ act verb step step ♦︎ footstep ♦︎ pace ♦︎ stride These are all words for the act of lifting your foot and putting it down again in order to walk or move somewhere. 这些词均表示迈步、步伐。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to take a (few) step(s) / pace(s) / stride(s) back / forward / to / towards (sth) ◆ to take a step / pace backwards ◆ quick steps / footsteps / strides◆ light / heavy steps / footsteps◆ to take a step / pace ◆ to hear (sb's) steps / footsteps ■ step [countable ] the movement you make when you lift your foot and put it down in order to walk or move somewhere; the distance that you cover when you do this 迈步；一步（的距离） ◆ the baby's first steps婴儿学步 ◆ He took a step towards the door.他朝门口迈了一步。 ◆ I could hear his steps coming closer.我听到他的脚步声近了。 ◆ He turned and retraced his steps (= went back the way he had walked) .他转过身顺原路往回走。 ◆ (BrE The hotel is only a short step (= a short way to walk) from the beach.那旅馆离海滩只有几步路。 ◆ (NAmE The hotel is only steps away from the beach.那旅馆离海滩只有几步路。 step ⇨ walk noun , step ⇨ walk verb 1 ■ footstep ˈfʊtstep [countable , usually plural ] the sound your foot makes when you take a step, either walking or running （走路或跑步的）脚步声 ◆ I could hear her footsteps echoing in the hall.我听到她的脚步声在大厅里回荡。 ■ pace [countable ] one step that you take when walking or running; the distance that you cover when you do this （走或跑时）迈出的一步；一步（的距离）；步幅 ◆ She took two paces forward.她向前迈了两步。 ◆ Jean followed a few paces behind.琼在后面几步远的地方跟着。 pace ⇨ walk verb 1 ■ stride [countable ] one long step; the distance covered by one long step 大步；一大步（的距离） ◆ He crossed the room in two strides .他两大步跨到屋子另一头。 ◆ She lengthened her stride to try and keep up with him.她加大步伐想要赶上他。 stride ⇨ walk noun , stride ⇨ walk verb 1
noun
step
Ways of walking: gait, limp, pace...
Sounds made by people: babble, babel, footfall...
Specific types of distance: climb, depth, the depths of something...
Dance movements and choreography: call, choreograph, choreographer...
General words for actions and activities: action, measure, doings...
Stairways, ladders and lifts: banister, banisters, bannister...
Individual stages of events and processes: episode, gradation, in/during the heat of something...
Physical exercise and exercises: aerobic, aerobics, aquarobics...
Instructions and annotations in music: adagio, allegro, andante...
To walk, or to walk in a particular way: walk, wander, stroll...
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