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🔑stepstep1 /stɛp / verb [intransitive] (step·ping, stepped) to lift one foot and put it down in a different place when you are walking迈步；踩；踏◆Be careful! Don't step in the mud.小心！别踩上泥。◆to step forward / back向前迈步；向后退步◆Ouch! You stepped on my foot!哎哟！你踩到我的脚了！  ●step downto give up a position of authority卸任；辞职◆Anne is stepping down as chairperson at the end of the year.安妮年底将从主席的职位上退下来。●step into become involved in a difficult situation, usually in order to help干预；介入●step outto leave a place for a short period of time暂时离开◆Sorry, Mrs. Brown just stepped out. Can I take a message?对不起，布朗女士刚刚出去。要我给传个话吗？●step sth upto increase something增加；提高◆The army has decided to step up its recruiting efforts.军队已决定加大征兵力度。
🔑stepstep2 /stɛp / noun [countable] - the act of lifting one foot and putting it down in a different place迈步；踩；踏◆Nick took two steps forward and then stopped.尼克朝前走了两步，然后停了下来。◆I heard steps outside the window.我听到了窗外的脚步声。
- one action in a series of actions that you take in order to achieve something步骤；措施◆the first step toward peace向和平迈出的第一步
- one of the surfaces on which you put your foot when you are going up or down stairs, etc.台阶；梯级◆the top / bottom step of a ladder梯子的最上一级／最下一级◆a flight (= a set) of steps一段楼梯
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music音乐) the difference in pitch (= how high or low a sound is) between one note in a musical scale and the next音级；度
 ●in step (with sb / sth)●out of step (with sb / sth)moving / not moving your feet at the same time as other people when you are marching, dancing, etc.（和…）步伐一致（或不一致），合拍（或不合拍）◆ (figurative) politicians who are totally out of step with young people today与现在的年轻人格格不入的从政者●take steps to do sthto take action in order to achieve something采取措施◆to take steps to reduce unemployment采取措施减少失业●watch your step- to be careful about where you are walking注意脚底下；走路当心
- to be careful about how you behave注意自己的行为
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