stepped
Prononciation : [stɛpt]
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Contexte : « movement »
(verb) to move by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different spot. It's like when you walk or dance, and you lift your foot to go somewhere else.
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She stepped onto the bus with a big smile.
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He didn't step outside because it was raining.
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Where did you step when you left the room?
Contexte : « position »
(verb) to take a turn in a sequence or to take a part in doing something. Imagine when you're in a line, and it’s your turn to do something special.
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He stepped up to the stage to give his speech.
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She didn't step up for the role because she was too shy.
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Will you step in during the game if someone gets hurt?
Contexte : « change »
(verb) to move from one stage or level to another, like progressing from a lower to a higher level. Think about climbing stairs, each step you take gets you higher.
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She stepped forward in her career after getting a promotion.
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He didn’t step back after realizing he made a mistake.
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What did you step down from recently?
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