step

step /step/
  • danh từ
    • bước, bước đi; bước khiêu vũ
      • to take a step forward: tiến lên một bước
      • it is but a step to my house: chỉ một bước thì đến nhà tôi
      • in step: đúng bước, đều bước
      • out of step: sai bước
      • to keep step: đi đúng bước
      • to break step: đi sai bước
      • in someone's steps: nối bước ai, theo gương ai
    • bậc lên xuống, nấc thang; thang đứng ((cũng) step ladder); bục, bệ (bàn thờ...)
      • a staircase of 50 steps: cầu thang có 50 bậc
    • cấp bậc; sự thăng cấp
      • to get one's step: được thăng cấp, được đề bạt
    • biện pháp
      • to take steps in a matter: có biện pháp để giải quyết một vấn đề
      • a prudent step: một biện pháp thận trọng
    • (hàng hải) bệ cột buồm
    • (kỹ thuật) gối trục
    • nội động từ
      • bước, bước đi
      • (+ into) bước vào, lâm vào (một hoàn cảnh nào...)
      • (+ on) giẫm lên, lây chân ấn vào, đạp vào, dận
        • to step on someone's foot: giẫm lên chân ai
        • to step on the gas: dận ga tăng tốc độ (đen & bóng)
    • ngoại động từ
      • khiêu vũ, nhảy
        • to step it with somebody: khiêu vũ với ai
        • to step the polka: nhảy điệu pônca
      • ((thường) + out) đo bằng bước chân
      • làm bậc, làm bậc thang cho
        • he stepped the hill leading to his house: anh ta làm bậc cho quả đồi dẫn đến căn nhà của anh ta
      • (hàng hải) dựng (buồm) lên bệ
      • to step aside
        • bước sang một bên
      • nói lạc đề
      • to step in
        • bước vào
      • can thiệp vào
      • to step out
        • bước ra một lát (khỏi phòng, nhà...)
      • ((từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục)) đi đến chỗ hẹn hò với ai
      • bước dài
      • đo bằng bước chân
      • to step up
        • tới gần, tiến lại gần
      • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) tiến bước, tiến bộ
      • tăng cường, đẩy mạnh
        • to step up production: đẩy mạnh sản xuất
      • to step it
        • khiêu vũ
      • to step on it
        • (thông tục) đi vội, rảo bước

    [step]

    o   bước, bậc

    §   collar step : bậc đáy

    §   confluence step : bậc hồi lưu

    §   controlling step : bước kiểm tra

    §   difluence step : bậc phân lưu

    §   rock step : bậc đá, ngưỡng đá

    §   step bore : giảm cỡ nòng

    §   step down : giảm đường kính ngoài

    §   step fault : đứt gãy bậc

    §   step profile : trắc diện chuyển đột ngột

    §   step scale royalty : thuế tài nguyên theo bậc

    §   step test : thử bằng bơm ép

    §   step up : tăng đường kính ngoài

    §   step-out : lệch nhịp

    §   step-out well : giếng mở rộng

    §   step-up : sự tăng


    Từ điển chuyên ngành Thể thao: Điền kinh

    Step

    Bước chân (chạy)


    Xem thêm: measure, footstep, pace, stride, stair, gradation, stone's throw, footfall, footstep, tone, whole tone, whole step, footprint, footmark, dance step, tread, mistreat, maltreat, abuse, ill-use, ill-treat, pace



    step

    Từ điển Collocation

    step noun

    1 in walking, running, etc.

    ADJ. large, small | heavy, light | quick, slow | hesitant | involuntary I gasped and took an involuntary step backwards. | careful | unsteady

    VERB + STEP go, take He'd only gone a few steps, when he realized he'd left his wallet behind. | retrace You might find your ticket if you retrace your steps back to the car.

    PREP. ~ (away) from She was only a step away from the cliff edge. | ~ towards He took a hesitant step towards her.

    PHRASES a spring in your step I had a spring in my step when I walked into that office for the last time. | a step ahead/behind He lagged a few steps behind. | a step back/backwards/forward/sideways, a step closer/nearer, with each/every step He grew fainter with every step.

    2 in dancing

    ADJ. dance | jive, tango, etc.

    VERB + STEP execute, perform He executed some jive steps on the pavement. | learn | keep in She had trouble keeping in step.

    PREP. in ~, out of ~ (with) He was out of step with the music.

    3 action taken in order to achieve sth

    ADJ. big, considerable, giant, huge, massive | small | critical, crucial, decisive, essential, great, important, key, major, vital | first, initial, preliminary | final, last | additional, further, next What's the next step? | logical, necessary, reasonable We shall take all necessary steps to prevent public disorder. | active | forward, positive | backward, retrograde The new law is seen by many as a backward step. | bold, brave, reckless | dramatic, drastic, extraordinary, rare, unprecedented, unusual | irreversible, irrevocable It suddenly struck her that having a baby was an irrevocable step. | careful, precautionary | faltering, tentative They have taken their first tentative steps towards democracy. | practical | welcome | immediate, urgent I shall take immediate steps to have this matter put right. | false One false step could mean disaster.

    VERB + STEP go, make, take | follow If you follow all the steps, nothing will go wrong.

    PREP. ~ in The move was a first step in establishing a union. | ~ to/towards The talks mark a step towards peace.

    PHRASES bring sth/be/come/move a step closer/nearer (to sth) Greece moved a step closer to the World Cup finals with last night's win. | a short step from/to sth It's only a short step from this disorder to complete chaos. | a step back/backwards/forward The offer constitutes a considerable step forward. | step by step a step-by-step guide to setting up an aquarium | a step further If he goes one step further with this crazy idea, I'll resign. | a step in the right direction The new speed limit does not solve the problem, but it is a step in the right direction. | a step on the road/way to sth

    4 on stairs, a ladder, etc.

    ADJ. bottom, top

    VERB + STEP mind Mind the step!

    PREP. on a/the ~ She paused on the top step.

    PHRASES a step down/up There are three steps down to the garden.

    5 steps: set of steps

    ADJ. front | back | outside

    QUANT. flight You have to go up four flights of steps to get up to the roof.

    VERB + STEP ascend, climb, go/run, etc. up, mount She went up a flight of steps to the side entrance. | descend, go/run, etc. down

    STEP + VERB lead to sth The front steps lead to an enormous terrace.

    PREP. ~ (down/up) to the steps down to the pool

    PHRASES the bottom/foot/top of the steps


    Từ điển WordNet

      n.

    • any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal; measure

      the situation called for strong measures

      the police took steps to reduce crime

    • the distance covered by a step; footstep, pace, stride

      he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig

    • the act of changing location by raising the foot and setting it down

      he walked with unsteady steps

    • support consisting of a place to rest the foot while ascending or descending a stairway; stair

      he paused on the bottom step

    • relative position in a graded series; gradation

      always a step behind

      subtle gradations in color

      keep in step with the fashions

    • a short distance; stone's throw

      it's only a step to the drugstore

    • the sound of a step of someone walking; footfall, footstep

      he heard footsteps on the porch

    • a musical interval of two semitones; tone, whole tone, whole step
    • a mark of a foot or shoe on a surface; footprint, footmark

      the police made casts of the footprints in the soft earth outside the window

    • a solid block joined to the beams in which the heel of a ship's mast or capstan is fixed
    • a sequence of foot movements that make up a particular dance; dance step

      he taught them the waltz step

      v.

    • shift or move by taking a step

      step back

    • put down or press the foot, place the foot; tread

      For fools rush in where angels fear to tread

      step on the brake

    • cause (a computer) to execute a single command
    • treat badly; mistreat, maltreat, abuse, ill-use, ill-treat

      This boss abuses his workers

      She is always stepping on others to get ahead

    • furnish with steps

      The architect wants to step the terrace

    • move with one's feet in a specific manner

      step lively

    • walk a short distance to a specified place or in a specified manner

      step over to the blackboard

    • place (a ship's mast) in its step
    • measure (distances) by pacing; pace

      step off ten yards

    • move or proceed as if by steps into a new situation

      She stepped into a life of luxury

      he won't step into his father's footsteps


    File Extension Dictionary

    ISO-10303 STEP Product Data
    PyDDR
    AP203 Step File

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    steps|stepped|stepping
    syn.: pace tread walk