false step - traduzione in greco
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false step - traduzione in greco


false step         
WIKTIONARY REDIRECT
στραβοπάτημα
step by step         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Step by step; Step By Step (album); Step By Step (song); StepBy Step; Step By Step; Step by Step (disambiguation); Step by Step (song); Step by Step (album); Step-by-step; Step by Step (film)
βήμα βήμα
step parents         
FAMILY WHERE ONE PARENT HAS CHILDREN THAT ARE NOT GENETICALLY RELATED TO THE OTHER PARENT
Step-family; Stepfamilies; Blended family; Step-parent; Reconstituted family; Reconstituted Families; Stepparent; Step parent; Step family; Blended families; Stepuncle; Step uncle; Stepaunt; Step aunt; Step-families; Stepparents; Step-; Bonus family; Bonusfamily; Stepparent adoption; Step-parents; Step parents
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Definizione

false step
¦ noun a slip or stumble.
?a mistake.
Esempi dal corpus di testo per false step
1. "I don‘t allow myself to make premature announcements, and I don‘t allow [Russia‘s] foreign ministry to make a single false step.
2. One false step could be not good.‘‘ Battling winds up to 70 mph and blowing snow, rescue teams had worked through the night trying to locate the climbers.
3. The influential San Francisco Chronicle recently reported: ‘Draft jitters are rampant among high school and college age males. ‘The uncertain state of the world suggests that one false step could draw the United States into a new war and a new need for boots on the ground. ‘Army recruitment is failing to keep pace with the demand for new soldiers to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan.‘ Philip Carter, a retired officer and widely published military analyst, said there might eventually be little choice but to reinstate conscription. ‘The all–volunteer model can‘t produce the numbers that might be needed,‘ he said, adding : ‘It‘s a matter of pragmatism.