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Detailed Translations for steps from English to Dutch

steps:

steps [the ~] nom

  1. the steps (terras)
    het bordes
  2. the steps (staircase; stairs; stairway)
    – a flight of stairs or a flight of steps 1
    de opgang
    de trap
    – schuin bouwsel met treden waarlangs je naar boven of beneden kunt 2
    • trap [de ~ (m)] nom
      • hij gaat via de trap naar boven2
  3. the steps (step-ladder)
    de trapleer; de trapladder

Translation Matrix for steps:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bordes steps; terras
opgang staircase; stairs; stairway; steps
trap staircase; stairs; stairway; steps boot; flight; flight of stairs; flight of steps; kick; kicking; stairs; stepladder; trap
trapladder step-ladder; steps
trapleer step-ladder; steps
- stairs

Related Words for "steps":


Synonyms for "steps":


Related Definitions for "steps":

  1. a flight of stairs or a flight of steps1
  2. the course along which a person has walked or is walking in1
    • I followed in his steps1
    • he retraced his steps1
    • his steps turned toward home1

Wiktionary Translations for steps:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• steps → opgang; trap ↔ escalier — Ensemble de marches

step:

step [the ~] nom

  1. the step (scooter)
    de step; de autoped
  2. the step (stride)
    de stap; de schrede; de pas
  3. the step (stile)
    de traptrede; de trede; de tree
  4. the step (stile)
    de opstap
  5. the step (pace; tread; gait)
    de tred
    • tred [de ~ (m)] nom

to step verbe (steps, stepped, stepping)

  1. to step (kick)
    – put down or press the foot, place the foot 1
    schoppen
    – er een harde stoot met je voet tegen geven 2
    • schoppen verbe (schop, schopt, schopte, schopten, geschopt)
      • hij schopte de bal in het doel2
    trappen; trappen geven
  2. to step
    treden
    • treden verbe (treed, treedt, treedde, treedden, getreden)
  3. to step (tread)
    – put down or press the foot, place the foot 1
    lopen; trappen
    • lopen verbe (loop, loopt, liep, liepen, gelopen)
    • trappen verbe (trap, trapt, trapte, trapten, getrapt)

Conjugations for step:

present
  1. step
  2. step
  3. steps
  4. step
  5. step
  6. step
simple past
  1. stepped
  2. stepped
  3. stepped
  4. stepped
  5. stepped
  6. stepped
present perfect
  1. have stepped
  2. have stepped
  3. has stepped
  4. have stepped
  5. have stepped
  6. have stepped
past continuous
  1. was stepping
  2. were stepping
  3. was stepping
  4. were stepping
  5. were stepping
  6. were stepping
future
  1. shall step
  2. will step
  3. will step
  4. shall step
  5. will step
  6. will step
continuous present
  1. am stepping
  2. are stepping
  3. is stepping
  4. are stepping
  5. are stepping
  6. are stepping
subjunctive
  1. be stepped
  2. be stepped
  3. be stepped
  4. be stepped
  5. be stepped
  6. be stepped
diverse
  1. step!
  2. let's step!
  5. stepped
  6. stepping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for step:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
autoped scooter; step
lopen coming and going; running; trotting; walking; walking around
opstap step; stile
pas step; stride cash card; mountain pass; pass; pass-port; passport; permit
schoppen spades; spades-pattern
schrede step; stride
stap step; stride
step scooter; step
traptrede step; stile
tred gait; pace; step; tread
trede step; stile stair
treden footsteps
tree step; stile
- dance step; footfall; footmark; footprint; footstep; gradation; measure; pace; stair; stone's throw; stride; tone; whole step; whole tone
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lopen step; tread amble; be going to; flow; go; move; move on; parade; promenade; run; saunter; stream; stroll; walk
schoppen kick; step boot; kick; kicking
trappen kick; step; tread boot
trappen geven kick; step
treden step
- abuse; ill-treat; ill-use; maltreat; mistreat; pace
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pas even; just; lately; one minute ago; only; recently; the other day
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- measure; move

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Synonyms for "step":


Related Definitions for "step":

  1. any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal1
    • the police took steps to reduce crime1
  2. the act of changing location by raising the foot and setting it down1
    • he walked with unsteady steps1
  3. a sequence of foot movements that make up a particular dance1
    • he taught them the waltz step1
  4. support consisting of a place to rest the foot while ascending or descending a stairway1
    • he paused on the bottom step1
  5. a solid block joined to the beams in which the heel of a ship's mast or capstan is fixed1
  6. a mark of a foot or shoe on a surface1
  7. a musical interval of two semitones1
  8. the sound of a step of someone walking1
  9. the distance covered by a step1
    • he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig1
  10. a short distance1
    • it's only a step to the drugstore1
  11. relative position in a graded series1
    • always a step behind1
    • keep in step with the fashions1
  12. move or proceed as if by steps into a new situation1
    • She stepped into a life of luxury1
    • he won't step into his father's footsteps1
  13. measure (distances) by pacing1
    • step off ten yards1
  14. place (a ship's mast) in its step1
  15. shift or move by taking a step1
    • step back1
  16. put down or press the foot, place the foot1
    • step on the brake1
  17. walk a short distance to a specified place or in a specified manner1
    • step over to the blackboard1
  18. move with one's feet in a specific manner1
    • step lively1
  19. furnish with steps1
    • The architect wants to step the terrace1
  20. treat badly1
    • She is always stepping on others to get ahead1
  21. cause (a computer) to execute a single command1
  22. A component of a job.3

Wiktionary Translations for step:

step
verb
  1. intransitive: to move the foot in walking
  2. intransitive: to go on foot; especially, to walk a little distance
  3. intransitive: to walk slowly, gravely, or resolutely
  4. intransitive, figuratively: to move mentally
step
noun
  1. het plaatsen van de voet
  2. opstapje dat deel uitmaakt van een trap
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• step → stap ↔ Tritt — Das Aufsetzen eines Fußes
• step → trappen ↔ treten — Hilfsverb haben: mit der Fußsohle berühren, wobei meist das Körpergewicht darauf lastet
• step → actie; gedoe; handeling; werking; optreden; toedoen; aandeel; daad; verrichting; zet ↔ action — À trier
• step → lopen; marcheren ↔ marcher — Se déplacer par un mouvement alternatif des jambes ou des pattes, en ayant toujours un appui au sol.
• step → pas; schrede; stap; tred; voetstap ↔ pas — Le mouvement que fait une personne ou un animal mettre un pied devant l’autre pour marcher.

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Dutch

Detailed Translations for steps from Dutch to English

step:

step [de ~ (m)] nom

  1. de step (autoped)
    the step; the scooter

Translation Matrix for step:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
scooter autoped; step scooter
step autoped; step opstap; pas; schrede; stap; traptrede; tred; trede; tree
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
step lopen; schoppen; trappen; trappen geven; treden

Related Words for "step":

  • steppen, steps

Wiktionary Translations for step:

step
noun
  1. een vooral door kinderen gebruikt vervoermiddel op twee wielen dat door het afduwen met de voet aangedreven wordt
step
noun
  1. a child's foot-operated vehicle
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• step → kick scooter; scooter ↔ trottinette — jouet composé d’une planche surmontée d’un guidon, portée par deux ou trois roues, sur laquelle on pose son pied, l’autre jambe étant utilisée pour se propulser.







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