pace; (measured) step; march
infantry; foot; infantryman; foot soldier
dangling ornament worn by women
foot drill (military, physical exercises etc)
to stroll beneath the moon
step by step; at every step
to walk in someone's steps; to follow in someone's footsteps (literary); a step (literary)
gait; marching order; step; pace
ambulatory leg (of a crab, lobster, spider etc)
to write a poem using another poem's rhymes
car-free zone; pedestrian street
to follow in other people's footsteps
to be in complete disorder
to worship the astral deities (idiom, refers to Daoist astrology)
to advance gradually and entrench oneself at every step; to consolidate at every step
to climb step by step; to rise steadily; on the up and up
to worship the astral deities (idiom, refers to Daoist astrology)
(literary) to move forward
means of transportation; to take transportation; to ride instead of walk
to come to a stand; to stop
initial; preliminary; tentative
to sync; synchronous; to synchronize; synchronism; simultaneous; simultaneously; at the same time; in pace (with); to keep step (with)
condition; situation; plight; extent; room for action
to stroll; to walk slowly
to take long strides; to hurry (while walking)
to restrain motion; to check one's step
to walk; to go for a stroll; to take a stroll; to go for a walk; to take a walk
sidestep (in dance); step sideways
to walk slowly; with deliberate steps
to halt; to stop; to go no farther
goose-step (for military parades)
to wander; to ramble; recreational hiking; to perambulate
(lit.) walking alone; prominent; unrivalled; outstanding
(said by departing guest) no need to see me out
sudden big stride forward
to walk slowly; to amble along; gradually; slowly
to concede; to give in; to yield; a concession
to walk; to step; pace; traveling (walking with the ball, a foul in basketball)
to set out; to set in motion; the start (of some activity)
to take a (striding) step
stride; to step (on the spot); to mark time; at a standstill
to pace back and forth; to stroll
progress; improvement; to improve; to progress
to do less well than before; to make a concession; setback; backward step; leeway; room to maneuver; fallback
gradually; progressively; step by step; to approach
foot (syllabic unit in verse); meter; scansion
horse stance (martial arts)
march at ease; route step
step with feet splayed outwards
step by step; one step at a time
back; step; previous; previous step; forward step; step backward
in big strides; (fig.) in giant steps
bow-and-arrow step (dance step)
(Tw) car-free zone; pedestrian zone
to go for a walk; to take a stroll; to have a walk; to take a walk; to have a stroll
to march at parade step; March! (military command)
rambler; a person strolling about
fox-trot (ballroom dance) (loanword)
concessively (linguistic term); yieldingly
to do a martial-art squat
one step further; to move forward a step; further onwards
to settle a matter in one go
hurriedly; just a few steps away
running as fast as flying
to mark time (military); to make no headway
at a stride; taking large steps (while walking)
to rapidly go up in the world; meteoric rise (of a career, social position etc)
to walk quickly; striding quickly
follow the prescribed order; keep to conventional ways
to shrink back; to flinch
to gain a firm foothold; (fig.) to get oneself established
moving walkway; travelator
to be at a standstill; to mark time
synchronous digital hierarchy; SDH
asynchronous transfer mode; ATM
asynchronous transfer mode; ATM
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