step out

step out [step]
verbo
1g.
  • To step over -> atravesar, pasar de una parte a otra
salir, dar un paso fuera; bajar, de un carruaje.

step out
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (go outside) salir
I stepped out on the balcony
2 (present o.s.) presentarse; aparecer
she likes to step out in designer clothes le gusta presentarse aparecer llevando ropa exclusiva;or
IF you yearn to step out in designer clothes but think you can't afford them, then think again
3 (old-fashioned) (romantically) salir
Jake is stepping out with my niece Jake sale con mi sobrina
they're stepping out together
4 (walk briskly) apretar el paso
she stepped out briskly along the road
5 (US) (informal)
to step out on sb ser infiel a algn
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
(measure) [+distance] medir a pasos
I was trying to step out the distance between the gate and the door

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