Word: step

Category: step

Arts & Entertainment, Health, People & Society

Related words: step

step by step, step up, step 2, step brothers, step 3, how to draw, first step, two step, step 1, step mom, step up revolution, step up 4, step daughter, step dad, step sister, dub step, plan b, texas two step

Synonyms: step

companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother

Translations: step

step in spanish

Dictionary:

spanish

Translations:

escalón, medida, andar, paso

step in german

Dictionary:

german

Translations:

ablaufschritt, schritt, stufe, tritt, maßnahme, treten, treppe, abstufen, maßregel, fußspur, staffel, vorkehrung, treppenstufe

step in french

Dictionary:

french

Translations:

rang, échelon, degré, enjambée, marcher, trace, allure, pas, grade, empreinte, marche, démarche, marchepied, cheminer, passer, mesure

step in italian

Dictionary:

italian

Translations:

scalino, procedere, camminare, battuta, passo, gradino, misura, proporzione, provvedimento

step in portuguese

Dictionary:

portuguese

Translations:

escalão, dactilógrafa, medida, andar, medição, degrau, passo, etapa

step in dutch

Dictionary:

dutch

Translations:

lopen, pas, treden, mate, tred, grootte, voetstap, schrijden, opstapje, trap, trede, stappen, opstap, tree, maat, stap

step in russian

Dictionary:

russian

Translations:

скачок, ступать, интервал, мера, перешагивать, увеличивать, походка, поступь, редан, отстраниться, фигура, ход, подножка, ступенька, вышагивать, мероприятие

step in norwegian

Dictionary:

norwegian

Translations:

skritt, fottrinn, trappetrinn

step in swedish

Dictionary:

swedish

Translations:

träda, steg

step in finnish

Dictionary:

finnish

Translations:

pykälä, askelma, tahti, askel, harppaus, kohtuus, mitta, jälki, toimenpide

step in danish

Dictionary:

danish

Translations:

trin, trappe, skridt, forholdsregel

step in czech

Dictionary:

czech

Translations:

šlapat, krok, zákrok, opatření, stupátko, kráčet, stupeň, schod, jít

step in polish

Dictionary:

polish

Translations:

nadeptywać, stąpać, próg, krok, środek, schodek, stopień, kroczyć, poziom, ruch, przekraczać

step in turkish

Dictionary:

turkish

Translations:

adım, basamak, tedbir

step in greek

Dictionary:

greek

Translations:

βηματίζω, διάβημα, βήμα

step in ukrainian

Dictionary:

ukrainian

Translations:

інтервал, хід, редан, ходе, східці, алюр, стрибок

step in albanian

Dictionary:

albanian

Translations:

hap

step in bulgarian

Dictionary:

bulgarian

Translations:

шап

step in belarusian

Dictionary:

belarusian

Translations:

стопень

step in estonian

Dictionary:

estonian

Translations:

astuma, aste, sammuma

step in croatian

Dictionary:

croatian

Translations:

zvanje, prag, postupak, čin, papuča, stepenica

step in icelandic

Dictionary:

icelandic

Translations:

trappa, skref, áfangi, fet

step in lithuanian

Dictionary:

lithuanian

Translations:

žingsnis, pakopa, laiptelis, priemonė

step in latvian

Dictionary:

latvian

Translations:

solis, kāpnes, pakāpiens, pasākums, soļi

step in macedonian

Dictionary:

macedonian

Translations:

чекорот

step in romanian

Dictionary:

romanian

Translations:

treaptă, măsură, pas

step in slovenian

Dictionary:

slovenian

Translations:

stopiti, stopnica

step in slovak

Dictionary:

slovak

Translations:

krok

The meaning and "use of": step

noun

an act or movement of putting one leg in front of the other in walking or running. - Ron took a step back
a flat surface, especially one in a series, on which to place one's foot when moving from one level to another. - the bottom step of the staircase
a measure or action, especially one of a series taken in order to deal with or achieve a particular thing. - the government must take steps to discourage age discrimination
an interval in a scale; a tone (whole step) or semitone (half step). - This scale divides the octave into six equal steps , each a whole tone apart.
step aerobics. - a step class

verb

lift and set down one's foot or one foot after the other in order to walk somewhere or move to a new position. - Claudia tried to step back
set up (a mast) in its step. - Gotheborg will remain alongside fitting out and stepping her masts and rigging before starting sea trials in early 2004.

Word: step

Category: step

Related words: step

Synonyms: step

Translations: step

step in spanish

step in german

step in french

step in italian

step in portuguese

step in dutch

step in russian

step in norwegian

step in swedish

step in finnish

step in danish

step in czech

step in polish

step in turkish

step in greek

step in ukrainian

step in albanian

step in bulgarian

step in belarusian

step in estonian

step in croatian

step in icelandic

step in lithuanian

step in latvian

step in macedonian

step in romanian

step in slovenian

step in slovak

The meaning and "use of": step

Popularity stats: step

Most searched by cities

Most searched by regions