step out

salir

Salir andando de un lugar, muchas veces por poco tiempo.

En inglés sencillo: To walk outside or leave a place, often for only a short time.

• I'll step out for a minute.
• He stepped out of the lift and looked around.
• Could you step out while we discuss this?

Cómo se usa: step out of something (She stepped out of the car.); step out for something (I'm stepping out for some fresh air.)

Sinónimos: go out, leave

Antónimos: enter

Expresiones frecuentes: step out briefly, step out for lunch, step out of something

salir con

Tener citas con alguien o mantener una relación amorosa.

En inglés sencillo: To go on dates with someone or have a romantic relationship with them.

• They have been stepping out together.
• She stepped out with a young musician.
• Who was your grandfather stepping out with then?

Cómo se usa: step out with someone (He's stepping out with the baker's daughter.)

Sinónimos: date, go out with, court

Expresiones frecuentes: step out with someone, step out together

alargar el paso

Caminar dando pasos más largos, sin cambiar la cantidad de pasos por minuto.

En inglés sencillo: To walk with longer steps while keeping the same number of steps per minute.

• Step out, but keep the same rhythm.
• The soldiers stepped out without increasing their marching pace.
• Try stepping out farther with each stride.

Sinónimos: lengthen one's stride

Expresiones frecuentes: step out farther, step out while marching

apresurarse, darse prisa

Moverse o caminar más deprisa.

En inglés sencillo: To move or walk more quickly.

• Step out, or we'll be late.
• We stepped out to catch the last train.
• The officer told the marchers to step out.

Sinónimos: hurry up, get a move on

Antónimos: slow down

Expresiones frecuentes: step out smartly, step out briskly