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steps russian

  • предприня́ть

    to undertake, to make (an attempt)

    to take (measures), to take (steps)

  • крыльцо́

    porch, stoop, front steps

  • предпринима́ть

    to undertake, to make (an attempt), to embark on

    to take (steps or measures), to initiate, to launch

  • стремя́нка

    step-ladder, steps, pair of steps

  • сход

    descent, coming down, coming off

    way down, descent, steps down

  • 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)

  • части́ть

    to do something too quickly, to rush, to hurry over something

    to talk very fast, to rattle on

    to drizzle, to patter down

    to take quick short steps, to trip along

    to visit too often, to keep turning up

  • выпля́сывать

    to dance with gusto, to shake a leg, to dance up a storm

    to dance (all the steps) correctly, to execute (the figures of a dance)

    to win by dancing, to gain through dancing

  • увя́зываться

    to tag along, to follow (persistently), to dog someone's steps, to insist on accompanying

    to be coordinated, to fit together, to tie in (with), to tally

    to be packed up, to be tied up in bundles

  • семени́ть

    to mince, to totter, to make small steps

  • мельчи́ть

    to crush, to grind, to break up into small pieces

    to trivialize, to belittle, to reduce the significance of, to lower the dignity of

    to take small steps, to do in tiny increments, to write small

  • ступе́нчато

    stepwise, in steps, gradually

  • засемени́ть

    to begin to mince, to totter, to make small steps

  • вышагиваемый

    being stridden, being marched across, being walked with measured steps

  • семени́вший

    shuffling, mincing, trotting (with short steps)

  • части́вший

    one who was quickening (e.g. steps, rhythm), one who was making frequent or rapid movements/sounds

  • па́сынок

    stepson, stepchild, outcast

  • сводной

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

    consolidated, summary, combined, joint

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