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step- russian

  • стать

    to become, to get, to grow

    to begin to, to start to, to take to

    to get, to become

    to stand, to take one's place, to step (onto)

    to stop, to come to a halt, to stall

    to cost

  • уйти́

    to leave, to depart, to go away

    to escape, to get away (from), to evade

    to take (time or material), to be used up, to be needed

    to retire, to step down, to quit (a job)

  • войти́

    to enter, to come in, to step inside

    to become part of, to be included in, to join

    to fit, to go in

    to penetrate, to go deep into

  • зайти́

    to go in, to step into, to stop by

    to drop in, to drop by, to call on, to go to see

    to pick up, to fetch, to call for, to collect

    to set, to go down

    to go to (a website), to visit, to log on to

    to appeal to, to go down well with

  • ме́ра

    measure, extent, degree, limit

    unit of measurement, measure

    measure, step, action, remedy

  • заходи́ть

    to drop in, to call in, to pop in, to go to see (someone)

    to come in, to go in, to enter, to step inside

    to pick up (on the way), to fetch

    to log in, to visit (a website), to go on (a site)

    to set (sun), to go down (sun)

  • шаг

    step

    pace, stride

    footsteps, tread

    step

  • отойти́

    to move away, to step aside, to go away, to leave (a spot)

    to step out (briefly), to be away for a moment

    to withdraw, to fall back, to retreat

    to deviate, to digress, to stray (from a path)

    to come round, to calm down, to get back to normal

    to pass to, to be transferred to, to fall to

    to go out of fashion, to become a thing of the past

  • нажа́ть

    to press, to push

    to put pressure on, to press (someone), to lean on

    to step on it, to get a move on, to speed up

    to squeeze out, to press out

  • наступи́ть

    to arrive, to come, to set in, to begin

    to step on, to tread on

    to attack, to advance

  • вме́шиваться

    to interfere or step in

  • мероприя́тие

    event, function, organized activity

    measure, step, action

  • наступа́ть

    to come, to arrive, to set in, to begin

    to step on, to tread on

    to attack, to advance

  • отходи́ть

    to move away, to step aside, to walk away, to leave (a spot)

    to leave, to depart, to pull out

    to fall back, to retreat, to withdraw

    to deviate, to diverge, to digress

    to come to oneself, to come round, to be all right again

    to be dying, to be passing away

  • ступа́ть

    to step, to tread, to step on

    to walk, to stride

    to be off, to go away, to leave

  • отступи́ть

    to retreat, to withdraw, to fall back

    to step back, to move back, to give way

    to deviate (from), to depart (from)

  • вступа́ть

    to join, to enter, to become a member of

    to come into force, to take effect, to become effective

    to enter into, to engage in, to get into

    to enter, to move into

    to step (into), to set foot (in), to tread (in)

  • приступа́ть

    to set about, to begin, to start, to get down to

    to approach, to step up to, to press (with questions)

  • отступа́ть

    to retreat, to fall back, to withdraw

    to step back, to move back, to recede

    to deviate (from), to depart (from), to stray (from)

  • шага́ть

    to step (feet), to walk, to stride, to pace

  • ступе́нька

    step, rung

  • приба́вить

    to add, to add to, to put in more

    to increase, to step up

    to put on weight, to gain (weight)

    to add (numbers)

    to exaggerate, to embellish

  • сби́ться

    to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step

    to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread

    to lose count, to lose track

    to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side

    to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up

  • сво́дный

    half- (sibling), step-

    consolidated, summary, combined, composite

  • ступи́ть

    to step, to set foot on, to tread

    to take a step, to stride

  • сбой

    failure, malfunction, breakdown, glitch

    disruption, hitch, interruption

    losing the step, falling out of step, break in rhythm

    offal, head and trotters and entrails

  • подключи́ться

    to connect (to a network), to get connected, to hook up (to a system)

    to join in, to get involved, to step in, to join (a movement)

  • ступе́нь

    step, stair

    stage, phase

  • па

    pas, dance step, step

    dad, pa

  • поднажа́ть

    to step on it, to put in an extra effort, to get a move on

    to press harder, to push harder, to lean on

    to put pressure on, to lean on (somebody)

  • оступи́ться

    to stumble, to take a false step

  • шагну́ть

    to take a step, to step

  • расступи́ться

    to part, to spread out, to step to the sides to form a free space in the middle

  • уси́ливать

    to strengthen, to reinforce, to fortify

    to intensify, to heighten, to amplify, to enhance

    to tighten, to step up, to toughen

  • вступи́ться

    to stand up for, to take someone's side, to step in for, to intercede for

    to stand up for, to champion, to speak up for

  • переступи́ть

    to step over, to overstep, to step, to transgress

  • переступа́ть

    to step over, to overstep, to step, to transgress

  • вы́йти из стро́я

    break down, stop working, fail, go out of order

    step out of the ranks, step aside, fall out

    be put out of action, become unfit for duty

  • сторони́ться

    to avoid, to shun, to steer clear of

    to step aside, to move aside, to make way

  • подключа́ться

    to connect (to), to get connected, to hook up (to), to log on (to)

    to join, to join in, to get involved, to step in

    to be connected, to be hooked up, to be plugged in

  • стремя́нка

    step-ladder, steps, pair of steps

  • подно́жка

    step, footboard, backheel

  • перешагну́ть

    to step over, to overstep, to step

  • вы́пад

    attack, jibe, sally, invective

    lunge, thrust

    lunge, lunge step

  • оплоша́ть

    to make a mistake, to fail, to take a false step, to slip up

  • шажо́к

    short step, small step

  • заступи́ть

    to step in, to take the place (of something)

  • согласо́ванный

    coordinated, concerted, in step

    agreed upon, agreed, approved

    reconciled, consistent, in agreement

  • нарасти́ть

    to increase, to build up, to expand, to step up

    to lengthen, to extend, to splice on

    to grow, to cultivate, to raise

    to grow (nails or hair), to build up (muscle)

  • по́ступь

    step, tread

  • ползо́к

    crawling movement, crawl, crawling step

  • оступа́ться

    to stumble, to take a false step

  • выша́гивать

    to stride, to pace, to walk with measured steps

    to pace out, to measure by pacing

    to step out (of), to stride out (of)

  • поэтапно

    step-by-step, in stages, gradually, phased

  • переша́гивать

    to step over, to overstep, to step

  • полуто́н

    semitone, half step

    half-tint, undertint, half-tone

  • откла́ниваться

    to take one's leave, to bid farewell, to say goodbye

    to bow out, to withdraw, to step aside

  • попя́титься

    to step back, to back away, to move backward

    to back down, to back off, to back out

  • расступа́ться

    to part, to spread out, to step to the sides to form a free space in the middle

  • проступи́ть

    to seep through, to ooze out, to come through

    to appear, to show through, to become visible, to emerge

    to step forward, to move to the front

  • припусти́ть

    to break into a run, to run fast, to dash off, to step on it

    to add a little, to let out (a seam), to allow extra

  • многоступе́нчатый

    multi-stage, multi-step

  • поэта́пный

    step-by-step, gradual, phased

  • дема́рш

    demarche, diplomatic step, representation

    walkout in protest, protest gesture, demonstrative move

    escapade, stunt, antics

  • ша́говый

    step, stepping, incremental, step-by-step

  • многоходовка

    multi-move combination, multi-step plan, elaborate scheme

  • отшагну́ть

    to step aside

  • присту́пок

    step

  • шагну́вший

    having stepped, who has stepped, having taken a step

  • запя́тки

    footboard (at the back of a carriage), footman's board

    running board, step (of a vehicle)

  • подпя́тник

    step-bearing

  • подви́ться

    to budge, to move a little, to step aside, to give way

  • трёхходовка

    three-move combination, three-step move, three-mover

  • сводной

    step-, stepbrother's or stepsister's (by remarriage)

    consolidated, summary, combined, joint

  • оступа́вшийся

    stumbling, having stumbled, making a false step

    erring, who has erred, having gone astray, having made a mistake

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