progress; improvement; to improve; to progress

to go a step further; (develop, understand, improve etc) more; further

stage; degree (to which a situation has evolved); a (usu. bad) situation; leeway

to run; to jog; (military) to march at the double

footstep; step

step one; first step

surname Bu

a step; a pace; walk; march; stages in a process; situation

to wander; to ramble; recreational hiking; to perambulate

to concede; to give in; to yield; a concession; (linguistics) concessive

dance steps

initial; preliminary; tentative

synchronous; to synchronize; to keep step with

to set out; to set in motion; the start (of some activity)

to be on foot

progressively; step by step

to leave first (courteous expression used to excuse oneself); (euphemism) to predecease; to die first (e.g. before one's spouse)

to halt; to stop; to go no farther

large strides

quick step

to do less well than before; to make a concession; setback; backward step; leeway; room to maneuver; fallback

step by step; at every step

to come to a stand; to stop

(said by departing guest) no need to see me out

(literary) to move forward

to get around using a conveyance (car, bicycle, sedan chair etc); to ride (or drive); means of transportation

Uber, app-based taxi company founded in 2009

to stroll; to saunter

see 八步區|八步区[Ba1 bu4 Qu1]

to step back

see 城步苗族自治縣|城步苗族自治县[Cheng2 bu4 Miao2 zu2 Zi4 zhi4 xian4]

see 漚步|沤步[ou4 bu4]

to learn to walk; (fig.) to learn sth, making unsteady progress; to get started on the learning curve

to step forward; to walk

asynchronous

to stroll; to walk slowly

at a slow pace

to take long strides; to hurry (while walking)

(Tw) trick (of the trade); clever move (from Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [phiat-pōo])

(literary) to slow down one's steps; to come to a halt

sidestep (in dance); step sideways

to walk slowly; with deliberate steps

goose-step (for military parades)

(Tw) dirty trick; unethical tactic (from Taiwanese 漚步, Tai-lo pr. [àu-pōo])

lit. walking alone; prominent; unrivalled; outstanding

cat-like gait; sashaying gait of a catwalk model

at a fast pace

small quick steps

steadily; a steady pace