stencilize
1>    ;   

stengah
1> _.    

steno
1> _. (_.  stenographer) 
2> (_.  stenography) 

steno-
1>     .   : 
_Ex:
stenocephalous 
_Ex:
stenothermal  (   
)

stenobathic
1> _.  (  
;  )

stenocephalous
1> _. 

stenograph
1>  
2>  , 
3>  ()
4> 

stenographer
1> ; 

stenographic, stenographical
1> 

stenography
1> 

stenolalism
1> ,      

stenopaeic
1> _.   ,    

stenoses
1> _pl.  stenosis

stenosis
1> _. , 

stenotopic
1> _.   ( )

stenotype
1>  ,   
 
2>  ()

stenotypy
1> _. 

stenton
1> _. 

Stentor
1>  (   "")
2> (. s.)   ( ,  
. .)
3> (s.) _. - (Stentor roeseli)

stentorian
1> 
2> , ,  ( )

stentorophonic
1> _. 
2> , ,  ( )

stentorphone
1> 

step
1> 
_Ex:
long step  
_Ex:
at every step   
_Ex:
step by step   ; ; ;

_Ex:
in steps 
_Ex:
step for step (with smb.)    ( -.)
_Ex:
to make a false step 
_Ex:
to direct (to turn) one's steps   ( ),
 (-.)
_Ex:
in step with    (-.);    (-.)
_Ex:
to be out of step, to break step  ()   
_Ex:
to be out of step with society      
_Ex:
to retrace one's step     
2> _pl.  
_Ex:
smb.'s steps were heard outside   -

3>  ,    
_Ex:
it's only a step to my house     
 
_Ex:
it's a long step to the river    
_Ex:
it is a good step to the station     
 
4>   (   . .)
5> , 
_Ex:
light step  
_Ex:
to walk with a gymnastic step   
_Ex:
she walks with a queen's step    
_Ex:
that's Lucy, I recognice her step  ,    
_Ex:
we must hasten our steps    
_Ex:
watch your step!  !
6>  , 
_Ex:
step away   ( )
_Ex:
chasse step   ( )
_Ex:
double step   ( )
_Ex:
four step    ( )
_Ex:
the goose step  
7> 
8>  ( )
_Ex:
new step  
_Ex:
waltz step  
9> , ;  
_Ex:
we have made a great step forward in our negotiations 
   
_Ex:
the first step towards peace    
_Ex:
it marks a step in human progress    
  
_Ex:
what's the next step? _.    ?
10>   
11> _. _.  
_Ex:
to get one's step   ( )
12> , , 
_Ex:
decisive step  
_Ex:
to take steps  
13> , , ;  (;
 ()
_Ex:
a flight of steps  ; ; 
_Ex:
stone step  
_Ex:
to cut steps in ice    
_Ex:
mind the step!   (   . .)
14> _pl.  (. a pair  a set of steps)
15> _. 
16>  (  . .)
17> _.  ()
18>  ()
19> _.  ()
20>  ()
21> _. , 
22> 
23> . _pl. _. ,  ()
24> 
25> _.  
26> _.  
_Id:
to watch one's steps  
_Id:
to follow in smb.'s steps  -. 
_Id:
one step at a time  -  
27> , 
_Ex:
to step high ,    (.  );
 -
_Ex:
to step lightly   
_Ex:
to step short ;   , 
_Ex:
to step into a car   
_Ex:
to step out of the shade   
_Ex:
to step between the wall and the armchair  
  
_Ex:
to step between two men    ;
   
_Ex:
to step over an obstacle   
28> _.  (. step along)
_Ex:
I must be stepping, I must step along   
29> , , 
30>   ,   
_Ex:
to step across a road  
_Ex:
will you step inside? , 
_Ex:
step this way, please , 
_Ex:
he stepped to the telephone   ()  
_Ex:
he was asked to step inside and take a seat  
  
31>  ; 
_Ex:
to step a dance  
_Ex:
this girl can really step!    !
32>    
_Ex:
they kept us stepping all right      

33> (on) 
_Ex:
to step on smb.'s foot  -.  
_Ex:
to step on a rusty nail    
34> 
_Ex:
to step on the gas _. _.  ; ,
, ""
_Ex:
to step on the starter _.   
35> ,   (. step off, step out)
_Ex:
to step a distance   
36> (into)  (-.),  (-.) ,
 
_Ex:
to step into a good job    
37>  
38> _. ,  ()
_Id:
step lively!  , !, !
_Id:
step on it! ;    !
_Id:
to step on smb.'s toes  -. ;  
 
_Id:
to step into the breach   
_Id:
Douglas could not attend the meeting, but Martin stepped
into the breach at the last minute     
,       
_Id:
to step into smb.'s shoes  -. 
_Id:
he stepped into his father's shoes    ()
 

step along
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
the car was stepping along at a good rate   
 

step aside
1>   ,   

step back
1> ,   

step dance
1>     ; , 

step down
1> _. _. ,   
_Ex:
to step down from an office    
_Ex:
if they disagree seriously while I am chairman, I'll at once
step down      
 ,     
2> _.  
3>  , ,   . .

step fault
1> _.  

step in
1> , 
_Ex:
to step in to save the situation   , 
 
2>    ( -.)

step off
1>     
2> _.     
3> _. _.   
_Id:
to step off on the wrong foot     

step out
1>     
2> ,   
3>  
_Ex:
we shall be late for the train if we don't step out 
  ,    
4> ,    
_Ex:
to step out for a smoke  
_Ex:
I must step out to post a letter    

5> (from)   
_Ex:
to step out from striking distance   
 ()
6> _. _.   , 
7> _. ,   
8> (on) _.  (, )
_Ex:
he was stepping out on me   

step over
1> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to step over to a fruit shop    

2>    ()

step rocket
1>  

step turn
1>     ( )

step up
1>   
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
to step up to smb.   -.
4> (to) _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
to step up to a girl   
5> , 
_Ex:
to step up production  
_Ex:
to step up the doses  
_Ex:
to step up the tempo  
_Ex:
resourses allotted to this operation should be stepped up
,    ,  
6> , 
_Ex:
to step up educational work   
_Ex:
workers step up fight   
_Ex:
they step up demands   
7> , 
_Ex:
business is stepping up   , 
  
8>  ,   
9> _.   
10>  
11> _. ;  
12> _.  

step-
1>      ,
   
_Ex:
stepfather 
_Ex:
stepdaughter 

step-and-repeat camera
1>    

step-back
1> _. , 

step-by-step
1> , 
_Ex:
step-by-step rocket  
2> 
_Ex:
step-by-step progress  , 
 
3> 
_Ex:
step-by-step solution   (  . .)
4> _.  (   )

step-down
1>   , 
_Ex:
step-down in dosage  

step-down transformer
1> _.  

step-in-fetch-it
1> "-" (_.     ;
.   )

step-ins
1> _.    ( ); ,
  . .
2> _.   ; 

step-parent
1> ,  ; ,  

step-stone
1> ,   
2>    ( ,   . .)

step-up
1> , , 
_Ex:
we hope for a sharp step-up in production   
  

step-up transformer
1> _.  

stepbrother
1>  
2>  
3>  

stepchild
1> ; 

stepdaughter
1> 

stepfather
1> 

stephanite
1> _. ,   

stepladder
1> 

stepless
1> _. ;  ( )

stepmother
1> 
2>  ( ) 
3>  , , 

stepmotherly
1> , ; ; 

stepney
1>   

steppe
1> _. 

stepped
1> , ; 
2>  

stepped-up
1> , 
_Ex:
stepped-up advertising programme  

_Ex:
the effect of the lessons was stepped-up attendance 
    

stepper
1> (. good stepper, sure stepper)  
2> (. good stepper, sure stepper)    

stepping stone
1>    ( ,   . .)
2>    ,    . .
_Ex:
stepping stone to fame     

stepping-up
1> _. 
2> _.  

steps-teller
1> _. 

stepsister
1>  
2>  
3>  

stepson
1> 

stepwise
1> ;   ; 
2> , 

steradian
1> _. 

stercoraceous
1> _-. , 
2>  ( )

stercorate
1> _-. , 

stercorous
1> _-. , 
2>  ( )

stere
1> ,  

stereo
1> _.  stereotype
2> _.  stereoscope
3> _.  stereoscopic
4> 
5> 
6> 
7> _.  stereophonic

stereo-
1>      
_Ex:
stereoscopic 
_Ex:
stereochemistry 
_Ex:
stereometry 

stereobate
1> _. , 

stereochemistry
1> 

stereoformula
1> _.  

stereogram
1> _.    
2> _. 

stereograph
1> _. 

stereographic, stereographical
1> 

stereography
1> 

stereoimpression
1> ,  , 


stereoisomer
1> _. ,  

stereology
1> 

stereometer
1> _. 
2>   

stereometry
1> 

stereomicroscope
1> 

stereophonic
1> 
_Ex:
stereophonic system ,  

stereophonics, stereophony
1> 

stereophotogrammetry
1> _. 

stereophotography
1> 

stereoplasm
1> _. 

stereoscope
1> 

stereoscopic
1> 

stereosonic
1> 

stereosystem
1> ,  

stereotape
1>    

stereotaxis
1> _. 

stereotelescope
1> _. 

