"step" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

step rzeczownik

rzeczownik + step

Kolokacji: 57

stone step • dance step • porch step • marble step • baby step • courthouse step • church step • ...

step + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 18

step pyramid • step process • step brother • step change • step stool • ...

step + czasownik

Kolokacji: 98

step leading • step takes • step comes • step makes • step includes • step involves • step brings • step goes • step leading up • ...

czasownik + step

Kolokacji: 99

take steps • step required • step needed • hear steps • watch one's step • see step • fall into step • walk with steps • climb the steps • ...

Kolokacji: 32

1. take steps = podjąć kroki, podjąć środki take steps

2. step required = krok wymagał step required

3. step needed = krok potrzebował step needed

4. hear steps = usłysz kroki hear steps

5. watch one's step = uważać, aby kogoś nie zdenerwować watch one's step

6. see step = zobacz krok see step

7. fall into step = zrównać krok, iść tym samym tempem fall into step

8. walk with steps = spacer z krokami walk with steps

9. climb the steps = wespnij się na schody climb the steps

10. descend the steps = zejdź schody descend the steps

11. mount the steps = wespnij się na kroki mount the steps

12. outline steps = kroki zarysu outline steps

13. keep step = dotrzymać kroku keep step

14. represent a step = reprezentuj krok represent a step

15. move a step = przenieś krok move a step

They're going to move apart- Even as the thought came, the woman moved a step to her right.
He moved a step inside, and I saw that there was another behind him.
The man moved a step or two closer, but said nothing.
But so great was the crush that they could not move a step.
Everyone moved a step or two up the economic ladder.
I moved a step back but let him keep my hand.
He frowned, then moved a step around to his left.
You're not moving a step until I find out the truth.
She moved a step or two to either side, taking his measure.
Below, the circle of men had moved a little, perhaps a step or two.