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121step-up — /step up /, adj. 1. effecting an increase. 2. Elect. serving to increase voltage: a step up transformer. 3. (of a lease) allowing for gradual rent increases to the highest amount permissible. n. 4. an increase or rise in the rate or quantity of… …
122step-up in basis — USA stepped up basis, Also known as step up in basis. basis that is higher than the transferor s basis. For example, a buyer often receives a stepped up basis in assets acquired in a transaction structured as an asset acquisition and a transferee …
123step analysis — ➔ analysis * * * STEP analysis UK US noun [C or U] ► FINANCE, ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT PEST ANALYSIS(Cf. ↑PEST analysis) …
124step into the breach — ► to do someone else s work when they are unable to do it: »Bill s illness meant that Kathy had to step into the breach. Main Entry: ↑step …
125step-dance — step dan·ce s.f.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS sport ginnastica che consiste nell eseguire esercizi a tempo di musica salendo e scendendo da una apposita pedana Sinonimi: step. {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: comp. di step propr.… …
126step change — n [singular] BrE a big and important change in an organization or in society step change in ▪ The new law marks a step change in our programme for reforming public services …
127Step — Sm Bühnentanz mit Untermalung des Rhythmus durch Klappern mit den Schuhen per. Wortschatz fach. (20. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus ne. step, eigentlich Schritt, Tritt . Verb: steppen1. Ebenso nndl. step, nschw. stepp, nnorw. steppedansing. ✎… …
128step\ on\ one's\ toes — • step on one s toes • step on the toes of • tread on one s toes • tread on the toes of v. phr. To do something that embarrasses or offends someone else. If you break in when other people are talking, you may step on their toes. Mary is pretty,… …
