WHOLE STEP - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

whole step SUBST

whole step

tono m

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. whole [Am hoʊl, Brit həʊl] ADJ

1.1. whole (entire) attr, no Komp:

there's a whole bottle left

queda una botella entera

he drank the whole bottle

se tomó toda la botella

he drank the whole bottle

se tomó la botella entera or íntegra

they've eaten the whole lot!

¡se lo han comido todo!

three whole days

tres días enteros

I've been here the whole time

he estado aquí todo el tiempo

the whole (wide) world

todo el mundo

the whole (wide) world

el mundo entero

the whole individual

el individuo en su totalidad

the whole truth

toda la verdad

whole wheat

trigo m integral

1.2. whole (emphatic use):

I was beginning to get fed up with the whole affair

me estaba empezando a hartar del asunto

the whole point of these meetings was to … !

¡lo que se pretendía con estas reuniones era precisamente … !

there's a whole body of opinion which opposes it

hay toda una corriente de opinión en contra de ello

2.1. whole pred (in one piece):

whole

entero

she swallowed it whole

se lo tragó entero

the vase was still whole

el jarrón todavía estaba intacto

2.2. whole pred (healthy):

whole arch

sano

II. whole [Am hoʊl, Brit həʊl] SUBST

1. whole (integral unit):

whole

todo m

the parts that make up the whole

las partes que forman el todo

the whole of sth, the whole of the morning

toda la mañana

the whole of his body was covered in sores

todo su cuerpo estaba cubierto de llagas

they lost the whole of their savings

perdieron todos sus ahorros or la totalidad de sus ahorros

a threat to the whole of mankind

una amenaza para toda la humanidad or para la humanidad entera

2. whole in phrases:

as a whole the situation has to be seen as a whole

hay que enfocar la situación como un todo or de manera global

the business is to be sold as a whole

el negocio se va a vender como una unidad

this will affect Europe as a whole

esto va a afectar a Europa en su totalidad

on the whole

en general

I. step [Am stɛp, Brit stɛp] SUBST

1. step (footstep, pace):

step

paso m

to take a step forward/to the right

dar un paso adelante/a la derecha

a great step forward

un gran paso adelante

it was her first step on the road to success

fue su primer paso hacia el éxito

one step forward, two steps back scherzh

un paso hacia adelante y dos hacia atrás(, como el cangrejo)

I heard her steps in the corridor

oí sus pasos or sus pisadas en el pasillo

to follow in sb's steps

seguir los pasos de alguien

I'll be with you every step of the way

estaré contigo en todo momento

to be/keep one step ahead, constant research keeps us one step ahead of our rivals

la constante investigación nos mantiene en una situación de ventaja con respecto a la competencia

they're one step ahead of us

nos llevan cierta ventaja

he tries to keep one step ahead of his students

trata de que sus alumnos no lo aventajen

to watch one's step (be cautious, behave well)

andarse con cuidado or con pie de plomo

watch your step (when walking)

mira por dónde caminas

2.1. step C (of dance):

step

paso m

2.2. step U (in marching, walking):

step

paso m

to be in step

llevar el paso

to be in step (in dancing)

llevar el compás or el ritmo

to be out of step

no llevar el paso

to be out of step (in dancing)

ir desacompasado

to be out of step (in dancing)

no llevar el compás or el ritmo

to break step

romper el paso

she fell into step beside me

acomodó su paso al mío

in/out of step with sb/sth the leaders are out of step with the wishes of the majority

los líderes no sintonizan con los deseos de la mayoría

she's always managed to keep in step with public opinion

siempre ha logrado mantenerse en sintonía con la opinión pública

3. step (distance):

the beach is only a step away

la playa está a un paso

it's a fair step from here to the station

hay un buen trecho hasta la estación

this brings war one step nearer

esto significa un paso más hacia un conflicto bélico

from here it's a short step to total ruin

de aquí a la ruina absoluta solo hay un paso

4. step:

step (move)

paso m

step (measure)

medida f

a step in the right direction

un paso hacia adelante

the next step is to inform the police

el próximo paso es informar a la policía

to take legal steps

recurrir a la justicia

to take steps (to + infin)

tomar medidas (para  +  infin)

they are taking steps to remedy the situation

están tomando medidas para remediar la situación

they are taking steps to remedy the situation

están tomando medidas encaminadas a remediar la situación

5.1. step:

step (on stair)

escalón m

step (on stair)

peldaño m

step (on ladder)

travesaño m

step (on ladder)

escalón m

“mind the step”

“cuidado con el escalón”

the church/museum steps

la escalinata or las escaleras de la iglesia/del museo

the altar steps

las gradas del altar

a flight of steps

un tramo m de escalera

he left the parcel on the step

dejó el paquete en la puerta

5.2. step <steps, pl > Brit (stepladder):

step

escalera f (de mano or de tijera)

6.1. step (degree in scale):

step

peldaño m

step

escalón m

she's moved up a step in the salary scale

ha ascendido un peldaño en la escala salarial

his new post is a step up the ladder from supervisor

su nuevo puesto está inmediatamente por encima del de supervisor

that would be a step up in her career

eso significaría un ascenso para ella

6.2. step Am MUS:

half step

semitono m

II. step <Part Präs stepping; Past, Past Part stepped> [Am stɛp, Brit stɛp] VERB intr

1. step (move) + Adv Kompl:

would you step inside/outside for a moment?

¿quiere pasar or entrar/salir un momento?

to step off a plane

bajarse de un avión

from the moment he stepped onto the stage

desde el momento que puso pie en or pisó el escenario

he could have stepped straight out of a story book

parecía sacado or salido de un libro de cuentos

she stepped over the threshold

atravesó el umbral

2. step (tread):

step

pisar

to step in/on sth

pisar algo

I stepped in a puddle

pisé un charco

he steped on a mine

pisó una mina

sorry, I stepped on your toe

perdón, te pisé

to step on it or on the gas ugs

darse prisa

to step on it or on the gas ugs

apurarse LatAm

to step on it or on the gas ugs

meterle LatAm ugs

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] ADV

step by step (one stage at a time)

paso a paso

step by step (gradually)

poco a poco

II. step-by-step ADJ

step-by-step instructions

detallado

step-by-step instructions

paso a paso

step-by-step approach

paso a paso

a step-by-step guide to learning Spanish

una guía para aprender español paso a paso

im PONS Wörterbuch

whole step

tono m

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I. step [step] -pp- SUBST

1. step:

step (foot movement)

paso m

step (foot print)

huella f

to take a step

dar un paso

step by step

paso a paso

to follow in sb's steps übtr

seguir el ejemplo de alguien

to take a step towards sth übtr

dirigirse hacia algo

to be in/out of step

llevar/no llevar el paso

to be in/out of step übtr

estar/no estar al tanto

to watch one's step

andar con cuidado

2. step of stair, ladder:

step

peldaño m

3. step (measure):

step

medida f

to take steps (to do sth)

tomar medidas (para hacer algo)

4. step pl Brit (stepladder):

step

escalera f

5. step Am MUS:

whole step

tono m

half step

semitono m

II. step [step] -pp- VERB intr

1. step (tread):

step

pisar

2. step (walk):

step

caminar

I. whole [həʊl, Am hoʊl] ADJ

1. whole (entire):

whole

todo, -a

the whole world

el mundo entero

2. whole (in one piece):

whole

entero, -a

to swallow sth whole

tragarse algo entero

3. whole (intact):

whole thing

intacto, -a

whole person

ileso, -a

4. whole ugs (big):

a whole lot of people

mucha gente

to be a whole lot faster

ser mucho más rápido

II. whole [həʊl, Am hoʊl] SUBST

1. whole (an complete thing):

whole

todo m

as a whole (concept)

en su totalidad

taken as a whole

en conjunto

on the whole

en general

2. whole kein Pl (entirety):

whole

totalidad f

the whole

la totalidad

the whole of Barcelona

toda Barcelona

the whole of next week

toda la semana que viene

III. whole [həʊl, Am hoʊl] ADV

whole

completamente

whole new

completamente nuevo

im PONS Wörterbuch

whole step

tono m

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. step [step] SUBST

1. step:

step (foot movement)

paso m

step (footprint)

huella f

to take a step

dar un paso

step by step

paso a paso

to take a step towards sth übtr

dirigirse hacia algo

to be in/out of step

llevar/no llevar el paso

to be in/out of step übtr

estar/no estar al tanto

to watch one's step

andar con cuidado

watch your step!

¡mira por dónde pisas!

2. step of stair, ladder:

step

peldaño m

3. step (measure):

step

medida f

to take steps (to do sth)

tomar medidas (para hacer algo)

4. step MUS:

whole step

tono m

half step

semitono m

II. step <-pp-> [step] VERB intr

1. step (tread):

step

pisar

2. step (walk):

step

caminar

I. whole [hoʊl] ADJ

1. whole (entire):

whole

todo, -a

the whole world

el mundo entero

2. whole (in one piece):

whole

entero, -a

to swallow sth whole

tragarse algo entero

3. whole (intact):

whole thing

intacto, -a

whole person

ileso, -a

II. whole [hoʊl] SUBST

1. whole (a complete thing):

whole

todo m

as a whole (concept)

en su totalidad

taken as a whole

en conjunto

on the whole

en general

2. whole (entirety):

whole

totalidad f

the whole

la totalidad

the whole of Los Angeles

toda Los Ángeles

the whole of next week

toda la semana que viene

III. whole [hoʊl] ADV ugs (completely)

whole

completamente

whole new

completamente nuevo

(great) a whole lot of people

un mogollón de gente

to be a whole lot faster

ser mucho más rápido

Present

I	step
you	step
he/she/it	steps
we	step
you	step
they	step

Past

I	stepped
you	stepped
he/she/it	stepped
we	stepped
you	stepped
they	stepped

Present Perfect

I	have	stepped
you	have	stepped
he/she/it	has	stepped
we	have	stepped
you	have	stepped
they	have	stepped

Past Perfect

I	had	stepped
you	had	stepped
he/she/it	had	stepped
we	had	stepped
you	had	stepped
they	had	stepped

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This happened step by step in the 19th century tendon hammer, ophthalmoscope, pin and tuning fork, syringe and lumbar puncture.

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They're not for those looking to lightly twiddle with some settings -- you have to follow step by step, or possibly bring down your browser.

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Routes were built step by step, and it reached their most widespread network in 1933 with 116 tramcars.

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Repayment to the creditors happen step by step at the same pace as liquidation of assets happen.

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