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телик
krok
I. step [step] N
1. step (movement):
step
to take a step
robić [perf z-] krok
2. step (measure):
3. step:
step of stair
step of ladder
mind the step!
Phrases:
step by step
to be out of step with sth
II. step <-pp-> [step] VB intr
1. step (tread):
step
robić [perf z-] krok
to step on sth
nadeptywać [perf nadepnąć] na coś
step on it!
2. step (walk):
step
iść [perf pójść]
Phrases:
to step out of line
zachowywać [perf zachować] się nagannie
stepladder N
OpenDict entry
step N
piedmont step GEO
step aside VB intr
1. step aside president:
step aside
ustępować [perf ustąpić]
2. step aside pedestrian:
step aside
step back VB intr
1. step back (move back):
step back
cofać [perf cofnąć] się
to step back from sth
odchodzić [perf odejść] od czegoś
2. step back (withdraw):
to step back [from sth]
wycofywać [perf wycofać] się [z czegoś]
I. step down VB intr
to step down [from sth]
ustępować [perf ustąpić] [z jakiegoś stanowiska]
II. step down VB trans
step down
zmniejszać [perf zmniejszyć]
step in VB intr
step in
wkraczać [perf wkroczyć]
step off VB intr
step up VB trans
step up
zwiększać [perf zwiększyć]
OpenDict entry
step down VB
step down
step down
step down
Present
Istep
youstep
he/she/itsteps
westep
youstep
theystep
Past
Istepped
youstepped
he/she/itstepped
westepped
youstepped
theystepped
Present Perfect
Ihavestepped
youhavestepped
he/she/ithasstepped
wehavestepped
youhavestepped
theyhavestepped
Past Perfect
Ihadstepped
youhadstepped
he/she/ithadstepped
wehadstepped
youhadstepped
theyhadstepped
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step by step
to step on sth
nadeptywać [perf nadepnąć] na coś
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
And so, he put himself into my shoes, commanding me to step aside.
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He decides to succeed his father and to later step aside for his brother when he is ready.
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It's not like they asked me to step aside at all.
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The medium allows the ego to step aside for the message to be delivered.
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He was so ill-suited to this work that his fellow soldiers often encouraged him to step aside and draw.
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