Dictionnaire anglais–français
Traduction française du mot anglais step
| anglais | français (traduit indirectement) | espéranto |
|---|---|---|
| (pace; stalk; tread) | faire les cent pas | |
| (pace; footstep; footfall) | pas | |
🔗 He took two steps forward. | ||
| (rung; stair; stairstep) | ||
🔗 Down and ahead the stone steps continued, dropping into blackness. | ||
| (act; action; deed; move) | acte ; action | |
false step (misstep; faux pas) | ||
step back (walk back; walk backwards) | reculer | retropaŝi |
| (quit; resign; back out; get the bag; get the boot; get the bounce; get the mitten; get the push; get the sack) | démissioner ; re retirer | |
🔗 Mr. Guzmán stepped down after a week of economic turmoil, with the Argentine peso sliding against the dollar. | ||
take steps (aim; attempt; endeavour; undertake; strive; set about; busy oneself about; try hard; exert oneself; bother) | se démener | |
| (sill; threshold) | seuil | |
🔗 Uncle Henry sat upon the doorstep and looked anxiously at the sky, which was even greyer than usual. | ||
| (pace; step; footfall) | pas | |
🔗 She heard footsteps, jerked about, wide‐eyed, expecting anything. | ||
misstep (false step; faux pas) | ||
sidestep (avoid; evade; elude; circumvent; shirk; steer clear of; avert; bilk) | éviter ; parer ; s’abstenir de | |
| (rung; stair; step) | ||
stepladder | escabeau ; marchepied | |
steps (staircase; stairs; stairway; flight of stairs) | escalier | |