step

• next step

  The next step in AIDS treatment

• step forward

  Daak shook his head, slowly, and took a step forward.

• take a step

  Now take a step to the right here, there's a —’

• first step towards

  This first step towards abstraction is complemented by the initial stages of differentiation.

• step up

  Making a decision not to take the next step up doesn't have to be permanent, of course.

• each step

  I'm going to take it steadily, step by step, and enjoy each step.’

• step by step

  I'm going to take it steadily, step by step, and enjoy each step.’

• step out

  He ducked his head and made to step out into the sunshine.

• small step

  One small step for the able bodied, but an impossible barrier for Rosina Palmer, confined to a wheelchair at her home at Coleford in Gloucestershire, since an operation last year.

• further step

  From a social psychological perspective, there is a further step to be taken, in order to link the social norms to individual consciousness.

• major step

  This little volume represents another major step forward in the chronicling of such vehicles.

• every step

  Not a condition that mature, worldly Luke Denner ever believed in, and I fought it every step of the way.’

• final step

  The final step in this early process of cataloguing the British Flora came when Druce published ‘The Comital Flora’(1932).

• unusual step

  (3) Select committees — committees constituted ad hoc for a special purpose, an unusual step in the case of Public Bills.

• step back

  I step back.

• second step

  The second step is to examine the empty case.

• important step

  But would-be proettes should be warned to think carefully before taking such an important step.

• step further

  It is even taken a step further.

• step approach

  The model of learning which underlies much of the literature on criterion-referencing is that of the learning hierarchy: the small step by small step approach from no proficiency to perfect performance.

• unit step function

  The exponentially decaying step function corresponding to unit step function is depicted in figure 11.4(b).