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step
step
step
/tread
on (someone's) toes
To hurt, offend, or encroach on the feelings, actions, or province of.
See:
a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
a spring in (one's) step
a step in the right direction
a stepping stone
at (one's) doorstep
at death's doorstep
away from desk
Aztec two-step
be one step ahead
be out of step
break step
dance out of step
false step
first step is always the hardest
From the sublime to the ridiculous is only a step
have a spring in (one's) step
in step
in step with
keep in step
keep in step with the times
keep one step ahead of
keep step
make a false step
march in step
Mind step
move up a gear
one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
one step ahead
one step at a time
one step forward and two steps back
One step forward, two steps back
out of line
out of step
overstep (one's)/its mark
overstep the bounds (of something)
start off on the wrong foot
step
step aside
step back
step back on
step between
step by step
step down
step forward
step in
step in the right direction, a
step inside
step into
step into (someone's) shoes
step into dead men's shoes
step into shoes
step into someone's shoes
step into the breach
step off
step off the curb
step on
step on it
Step on it!
step on someone's toes
step on the gas
step on toes
step out
step out into
step out of line
step out on someone
step outside
step over
step right up
step up
step up (one's) game
step up to
step up to the plate
step-by-step
stepped on
take steps
watch one's step
watch step
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Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Amarilis
-
Spanish
Zebedaios
-
Biblical Greek
Elisa
e-LEE-zah
(Italian, German)
, E-lee-sah
(Finnish)
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Finnish, English
Tali
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Hebrew
Zekİ
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Turkish
Gernot
GER-nawt
(German)
German, Ancient Germanic
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