side-step — side step, 1. a step or stepping to one side. 2. a step at the side, as of a ship or vehicle. side step «SYD STEHP», transitive verb, intransitive verb, stepped, step|ping. 1. to step aside: »to side step in order to avoid a blow … Useful english dictionary
side step — n. a step to one side, as to avoid something, or a step taken sideways … English World dictionary
side step — side′ step n. a step to one side, as in dancing or boxing … From formal English to slang
side-step — pristatomasis žingsnis statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Judėjimas erdvėje pristatant vieną koją prie kitos. Pristatomasis žingsnis yra pagrindinis boksininko, fechtuotojo judėjimo būdas, taip pat naudojamas sportiniuose… … Sporto terminų žodynas
side´-step´per — side step, 1. a step or stepping to one side. 2. a step at the side, as of a ship or vehicle. side step «SYD STEHP», transitive verb, intransitive verb, stepped, step|ping. 1. to step aside: » … Useful english dictionary
side-step maneuver — A visual maneuver accomplished by a pilot at the completion of an instrument approach to permit a straight in landing on a parallel runway that is separated by 1200 ft or less. Aircraft that will execute a side step maneuver will be cleared for a … Aviation dictionary
side step — a step to one side, as in dancing, skiing, or boxing. [1840 50] * * * … Universalium
side-step — v 1. step aside, move off to the side; sidle, edge, skew, veer, go sideways, Scot and North Eng. sklent. 2. evade, avoid, dodge, Inf. duck, shun, steer clear of; hedge, equivocate, prevaricate, hem and haw, pussyfoot, //;/. waffle, Inf. weasel … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
side step — noun Date: circa 1789 1. a step aside (as in boxing to avoid a blow) 2. a step taken sideways (as when climbing on skis) … New Collegiate Dictionary
side step — A step plate below the doors to facilitate entry into the relatively high cabin of a commercial vehicle … Dictionary of automotive terms
