Step meaning in English

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Definition

a step: a pace, a stride; a stair; an action, a procedure noun
to step (on): to walk, to tread, to put one's foot (on) verb

Examples

  • "Despite these steps, the server is still on its death bed."
  • "Step 2: Changing a national anthem is very disturbing to the people."
  • "There are 5 main steps to becoming a better leader."
  • "As you can see it's quite simple, even though I needed 6 steps to explain it."
  • "I didn't realise till I'd already stepped onto the runway!"
  • "Step 6 - None of the participants should tell anyone what they bought or whom they bought it for!"
  • "Accordingly, as a first step in my customer familiarization process, I would like to meet with you personally, for about an hour or so, to discuss Odorama's needs and concerns."
  • "I'm not sure if you know how these things work, so I'll explain what needs to be done in five easy steps!"
  • "The point is that I have big plans for this company - we are going to make an exclusive line of perfumes for babies, and naturally the first step is baby testing."
  • "It's a big step, a totally life-changing experience."
  • "Please let me know what steps you will take to remove this material within 15 working days of the date you received this letter."
  • "Step 1 - Make a list of all staff members who want to take part, and put their names in a box, hat or any other type of receptacle."
  • "Here are the 4 GOLDEN STEPS to receive the compensation you probably deserve"
  • "Step 4 - Wrap it using recycled wrapping paper."
  • "Step 5 - Bring your gift to the party, where it will be given to the appropriate person."
  • "Step 3 - Buy a gift for the person you selected, and spend no more than $10 on it."
  • "Perhaps you're saving to buy an apartment, or planning a family: we'll help you out every step of the way."
  • "Step 2 - Have each person pick a name at random from the box, hat or other type of receptacle."
  • "Step 1: Don't kill so many people."
  • "Robot : Which conveniently brings us to Step 3: Do not have sexual relations with your cabinet, literally or figuratively."

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