paso
Translation
s.m.
› (al andar)
⇨ step
dar un paso atrás to take a step backwards
⇨ pace
› (sonido de una pisada)
⇨ footstep
⇨ tread
› (parte de un proceso)
⇨ step
Sigue cada paso cuidadosamente cuando hagas este modelo Follow each step carefully when making this model
› (desarrollo del tiempo)
⇨ passage
el paso de los años the passage of the years
› (lugar)
⇨ crossover
Cruzamos el río por un pequeño paso We crossed the river through a small crossover
⇨ passing
¡abran paso!
⇨ Gangway!
abrirse paso
⇨ to make one's way
abrirse paso entre la multitud to make one's way through the crowd
⇨ to plough through
a este paso
⇨ at this rate
a pasos agigantados
⇨ apace form
⇨ {by/in} leaps and bounds uk
⇨ to thrust
a un paso
⇨ on one's doorstep
ceder el paso
⇨ to give way uk
⇨ to yield us
dar el primer paso
⇨ to make the first move
dar un paso decisivo
⇨ to take the plunge inform
dejar paso
⇨ to make way
de paso
⇨ in passing
paso a nivel
⇨ level crossing
paso a paso
⇨ step by step uk
⇨ grade crossing us
paso de cebra
⇨ pedestrian crossing uk
⇨ zebra crossing uk
⇨ crosswalk us
paso de peatones
⇨ crossing
⇨ crosswalk us
⇨ pedestrian crossing uk
⇨ zebra crossing uk
paso de tortuga
⇨ crawl
ir a paso de tortuga to crawl along
paso elevado
⇨ flyover uk
⇨ overpass us (pl overpasses)
paso subterráneo
⇨ subway uk
⇨ underpass us (pl underpasses)
(Definition of paso s.m. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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