step
/step/ noun [C]Translation
MOVEMENT › one of the movements you make with your feet when you walk
adım
She took a few steps forward and then started to speak.1608METHOD › one of the things that you do to achieve something
basamak, adım, hamle
This meeting is the first step towards a peace agreement. The company has taken steps to improve its customer service.1849STAIR › one of the surfaces that you walk on when you go up or down stairs
basamak
763 in step (with sb/sth) › having the same ideas, opinions, etc as other people
izinde; aynı düşünce ve fikirleri taşıyan
This time, Britain is in step with the rest of Europe.2178 out of step (with sb/sth) › having different ideas, opinions, etc from other people
farklı fikir ve düşüncede olan
Her views are out of step with government policy.1882be one step ahead (of sb) › to have done something before someone else
bir adım önde olmak; ileride olmak
1737watch your step › used to tell someone to be careful about where they are walking
Bastığın yere dikkat et!', 'Adımlarına dikkat et!'
1843 › to be careful about what you say and do Ayağını denk al!', 'Dikkatli ol!'
1843(Definition of step noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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