英语释义

1. a rest for the foot in ascending or descending: such as

2. one of a series of structures consisting of a riser and a tread

3. a ladder rung

4. an advance or movement made by raising the foot and bringing it down elsewhere

5. a combination of foot or foot and body movements constituting a unit or a repeated pattern
a dance step

6. manner of walking stride

7. footprint sense 1

8. the sound of a footstep

9. the space passed over in one step

10. a short distance

11. the height of one stair

12. course, way
directed his steps toward the river

13. a degree, grade, or rank in a scale

14. a stage in a process
was guided through every step of my career

15. a frame on a ship designed to receive an upright shaft especially a block supporting the heel of a mast

16. an action, proceeding, or measure often occurring as one in a series
taking steps to improve the situation

17. a steplike offset or part usually occurring in a series

18. the interval between two adjacent notes in a musical scale

19. step aerobics

20. a slight lead in or as if in a race
has a step on the competition

21. with each foot moving to the same time as the corresponding foot of others or in time to music

22. in harmony or agreement

23. not in step
out of step with the times

24. to move by raising the foot and bringing it down elsewhere or by moving each foot in succession

25. dance

26. to go on foot walk

27. advance, proceed

28. to be on one's way leave —often used with along

29. to move briskly
kept us stepping

30. to press down with the foot
step on the brake

31. to come as if at a single step
stepped into a good job

32. to take by moving the feet in succession
step three paces

33. to move (the foot) in any direction set
the first man to step foot on the moon

34. to traverse on foot

35. to go through the steps of perform
step a minuet

36. to make erect by fixing the lower end in a step
step the mast

37. to measure by steps
step off 50 yards

38. to provide with steps

39. to make steps in
step a key

40. to construct or arrange in or as if in steps
craggy peaks with terraces stepped up the sides
— Time

41. to increase one's speed hurry up

42. related by virtue of a remarriage (as of a parent) and not by blood
stepparent stepsister

43. a movement made by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different place

44. the sound of a foot making a step

45. the distance covered in one step also a short distance

46. to move in a specified direction by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different place to move somewhere by walking

47. to put your foot down

48. a movement made by lifting one foot and putting it down in another spot

49. a rest or place for the foot in going up or down stair

50. a combination of foot and body movements in a repeated pattern
a dance step

51. manner of walking
a lively step

52. footprint

53. the sound of a footstep
I heard steps in the hall.

54. the space passed over in one step
The garden was a few steps away.

55. a short distance
The house is only a step away.

56. course entry 1 sense 2
We directed our steps toward home.

57. one of a series of actions taken to achieve something
They took steps to correct the situation.

58. a stage in a process
What's the first step in assembling the toy?

59. a level, grade, or rank in a scale or series
His work was a step above average.

60. the distance from one tone of a musical scale or one note on a musical staff to another that is one tone away ( half step ) or two tones away ( whole step )

61. to move in a particular way or direction by lifting one foot and putting it down in another spot
They stepped aside to let me pass.

62. dance entry 1 sense 1
The couple stepped gracefully together.

63. to go on foot walk
He stepped slowly along the path.

64. to move quickly
They were really stepping along.

65. to put or press the foot on or in
I stepped on glass. Don't step in the puddle.

66. to come or move as if at a step by the foot
I stepped into a good job.

67. to measure by steps
Step off ten yards.

68. to increase the amount, speed, or intensity of
The factory stepped up production.

片语

stepped face梯段式工祖

stepped fault阶状断层

stepped down下阶梯队；任期届满，让位

stepped extrusion阶段挤压

stepped bore级形孔

stepped joint齿式接合；阶式接头；台阶状接合；槽齿联结

stepped quarry阶段采石场

stepped weakener阶梯减光板

stepped gear塔齿轮；阶式齿轮

stepped bulkhead阶式舱壁

英汉例句

• i stepped over it and strolled up downing place.

  我踏过擦鞋垫，沿着唐宁路往北漫步。

• when you stepped on to the beach, your jaw dropped: it was vast.

  当你踏在沙滩上，你的下巴都掉下来了：场面非常壮观。

• he stepped out of the train at liverpool.

  他在利物浦火车站下了车。

• she stepped to the window and looked out with the half-foolish way she had.

  她走到窗口，望着外面，用她所特有的半疯癫的神态大声说话。

• it is clear we have stepped back from the brink.

  很明显我们已经从危险的边缘退回来了。

• when i was getting criticized in that meeting no one stepped out for me.

  当我在会议中收到批评的时候，没有人站出来支持我。

• the bank of japan has not only added unprecedented short-term liquidity, but more importantly has stepped up purchases of private credit and risk assets.

  日本央行不仅增加了前所未有的大量流通货币，而且更重要的是，加紧对私人信贷和风险资产的购买。

• the eight-day mission was commanded by armstrong, who, along with aldrin, stepped out of their eagle landing craft, planted an american flag and saluted it.

  历时八天的飞行任务由阿姆斯壮进行指挥。他和阿特灵一起走出金鹰登陆艇，树起美国国旗并向它敬礼。

• when noah and his family stepped off the ark, they spoke a single language that was passed on to their offspring.

  当诺亚和他的家人们走出方舟，他们所说的唯一一种语言流传到了他们的后代那里。

• she stepped briskly out of the club.

  她快步走出了夜总会。

• we lacked a volunteer coach one year, and i stepped up and asked our english teacher -- whose only experience was connecting with students in the classroom -- to lead us.

  那年我们缺少一名志愿者做教练，于是我赶紧去求助于我们的英语老师，不过他的经验当时只限于在教室里与学生们沟通。

• but they soon clashed with the unarmed police force stationed in the vicinity when the students stepped outside of the designated protest area.

  但是，当学生们走出指定的抗议区域，很快就跟驻扎在附近的无武器警察发生沖突。

• you stepped out of my dreams andsintosmy arms.

  你走出了我的梦，投入我的怀里。

• i seemed to feel a presence, the moment i stepped into their shade, as of the solid coolness of some old-world saurian, and the checkered light and shade on the leafy mould seemed like its scales.

  我一走进森林的阴影里，就仿佛感到一个妖魔的存在，如此清凉，犹如一只纯冷的太古蜥蜴，覆盖着落叶的地上，闪着方格状的光和影，就像是蜥蜴的鳞甲。

• neither me nor my kids have stepped out of the house since saturday.

  自从星期六我和孩子们都停止过于活跃的社交活动。

• he stepped toward me, smiling.

  他向我走过来，微笑着。

• like the time i stepped foot into sydney harbor and my life changed forever.

  就像当我踏上悉尼港的那一刻，我的生命轨迹就完全改变了一样。

• she hobbled across the snow, but as soon as she stepped onto the ice, her feet flew out from under her.

  她步履蹒跚地在雪地上走着。但刚踏上冰面，米奇就双脚一滑，整个人一下子飞了出去。

• he stepped off the length and width of the room.

  他用步子量了量房间的长度和宽度。

• they had these characters that would operate according to water flow and so if you stepped on a certain panel, a swordsman would jump out with a sword.

  园林中有很多人偶造型,可以运用水流来控制他们的动作,当你踏上相应的踩踏板,一个剑客便会跳出来向你挥剑

• i stepped outside and walked at a leisurely pace down madison ave.

  我走出屋外，迈着悠閑的步子沿着麦迪逊大街走着。

• the guy says, 「i don't know about you, but i stepped on a duck.」... .

  小伙子说,“我不知道你做了什么，但是我踏在一只鸭子上了"。

• he stepped into the spotlight again in 1988, issuing one of the first climate warnings to congress.

  1988年，他向国会发出最早之一的气候警告使他再度进入了公众的聚光灯下。

• i gazed at the door in silent surrender, as my body stepped proudly on to the premises, displaying its newly designed menu.

  我在心灰意冷的沉默中注视着厨房门，看到我的身体骄傲地走进屋来，展示它最新设计的菜单。

• she stepped back, hardly able to believe her ears.

  她向后退了一步，简直不敢相信自己的耳朵。

• he suddenly stepped on the brake and the car stopped at once.

  他突然间踩下了制动踏板，车子一下子就停了下来。

• john watched until his passenger had disappeared from sight, then stepped on the gas and drove out of town.

  约翰一直注视着他的乘客直到他消失在视线之外，然后踩足油门驶出了小镇。

• he stepped out of the shadows.

  他从黑暗中走了出来。

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