STEPPING - Перевод английский на словенский

ˈstep·ping stone СУЩ.

1. stepping stone (stone):

stepping stone

stopni kamen м.

2. stepping stone перенос. (intermediate stage):

stepping stone

odskočna deska ж.

step¹ [step] СУЩ. no мн.

step СПОРТ сокращение от step aerobics:

step

step aerobika ж.

I. step² [step] СУЩ.

1. step (foot movement):

step

korak м.

step

stopinja ж.

to be/walk in step

biti/hoditi v koraku

2. step no мн. (manner of walking):

she walked in a quick light step

hodila je s hitrimi, lahkimi koraki

to watch one's step watch your step!

pazi, kje hodiš!

to watch one's step watch your step! перенос.

pazi, kaj delaš!

3. step (dance movement):

step

[plesni] korak м.

in/out of step

po taktu/ne po taktu

in/out of step перенос.

usklajeno/neusklajeno

to keep in step with sth перенос.

držati korak s čim

to keep in step with sth перенос.

iti v korak s čim

4. step (stair):

step

stopnica ж.

step of a ladder

prečka ж.

“mind the step”

"pozor, stopnica!“

a flight of steps

stopnice

5. step (stage in a process):

step

korak м.

step

stopnja ж.

one step at a time

korak za korakom

one step at a time

postopoma

to be one step ahead [of sb]

biti korak pred [kom]

step by step

korak za korakom

step by step

postopoma

6. step (measure, action):

step

ukrep м.

step

korak м.

to take steps [to do sth]

sprejeti ukrepe [za kaj]

to take drastic steps

sprejeti drastične ukrepe

7. step брит. (stepladder):

steps мн.

dvokraka lestev ж.

8. step esp америк. МУЗ. (tone, semitone):

step

interval м.

II. step² <-pp-> [step] ГЛ. неперех.

1. step (tread):

to step somewhere

stopiti kam

to step over sth

stopiti čez kaj

to step on sb's foot

pohoditi koga

to step on sb's foot

stopiti komu na nogo

2. step (walk):

to step somewhere

iti kam

would you care to step this way please, sir?

ali bi prosim stopili za menoj, gospod?

would you care to step this way please, sir?

ali bi prosim stopili sem, gospod?

she stepped backwards

stopila je nazaj

to step aside

stopiti stran

to step out of line перенос.

prestopiti mejo

to step out of line перенос.

iti predaleč

III. step² [step] ГЛ. неперех.

step АВТО., ТРАНС. (tread on accelerator, brake) on

pritiskati [св. pritisniti ]na

step on

pohoditi

step on it

(do)daj plin!

step aside ГЛ. неперех. (resign)

step

odstopiti

step

umakniti se

step back ГЛ. неперех.

1. step (move back):

step

umakniti se

2. step (gain a new perspective):

step

odmakniti se

I am trying to step back from myself and identify my strengths and weaknesses

z razdalje poskušam pogledati nase in odkriti svoje odlike in pomanjkljivosti

3. step (emotionally re-visit):

to step back in time

podoživeti preteklost

step down ГЛ. неперех.

1. step (resign):

step

odstopiti

step

umakniti se

2. step ЮРИД.:

step witness

zapustiti prostor za priče

step in ГЛ. неперех.

1. step (enter building, vehicle):

step

vstopati [св. vstopiti]

2. step (intervene):

step

posredovati

step

poseči vmes

step up ГЛ. перех.

step

[postopno] okrepiti

step

stopnjevati

the pace of the reforms is being stepped up

reforme se pospešeno izvajajo

ˈstep-free ПРИЛ. определит.

step-free

brez stopnic

Present

I	step
you	step
he/she/it	steps
we	step
you	step
they	step

Past

I	stepped
you	stepped
he/she/it	stepped
we	stepped
you	stepped
they	stepped

Present Perfect

I	have	stepped
you	have	stepped
he/she/it	has	stepped
we	have	stepped
you	have	stepped
they	have	stepped

Past Perfect

I	had	stepped
you	had	stepped
he/she/it	had	stepped
we	had	stepped
you	had	stepped
they	had	stepped

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The story mode has been called a huge step up from previous story modes, and was praised for incorporating the controls into the mission.

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He's become a man who can step up.

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If no one played then they would be eliminated and the next two would step up.

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He will, however, step up to protect others.

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The feature comprises a series of cliffs (caused by thick lava flows) that step up the escarpment.

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