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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

step change SAM. brit. angl.

step change: cambio m. spol radical

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] SAM.

1.1. change U or C (alteration):

change: cambio m. spol

a period of great change: un período de grandes cambios

there has been little change in the last 20 years: ha habido pocos cambios en los últimos 20 años

a change in public opinion/the law: un cambio en la opinión pública/la ley

a change in temperature: un cambio de temperatura

there's been a change in the weather: ha cambiado el tiempo

to make changes to sth: hacerle cambios a algo

a change for the better: un cambio positivo or para mejor

a change for the worse: un cambio para peor

the change (of life) evfem.: la menopausia

1.2. change C (replacement):

change: cambio m. spol

a change of address/plan/government: un cambio de dirección/plan/gobierno

an oil/wheel change: un cambio de aceite/rueda

a change of air/scenery will do you good: un cambio de aire(s) or de ambiente te sentará bien

to have a change of heart: cambiar de idea

1.3. change (of clothes):

change: muda ž. spol

bring at least one change of clothes/underwear: tráete al menos una muda (de ropa)/de ropa interior

1.4. change C (sth different from usual):

change: cambio m. spol

at least it's or it makes a change from chicken: por lo menos no es pollo

going abroad would be or make a nice change: no estaría mal ir al extranjero para variar

for a change: para variar

I'll have coffee for a change: para variar tomaré café

he was late, for a change iron.: llegó tarde para variar iron.

to ring the changes: introducir variaciones

the chef likes to ring the changes on the menu every week: al chef le gusta variar or cambiar el menú todas las semanas

a change is as good as a rest: con un cambio de actividad se renuevan las energías

2.1. change U (coins):

change: cambio m. spol

change: monedas ž. spol mn.

change: sencillo m. spol lat. amer.

change: feria ž. spol Meh. pog.

change: menudo m. spol Kolumb.

one dollar in change: un dólar en monedas

can you give me some change for the machine?: ¿me das cambio or monedas para la máquina?

I don't have any loose change: no tengo dinero suelto

I can give change for or of $5: te puedo cambiar 5 dólares

2.2. change U (money returned):

change: cambio m. spol

change: vuelto m. spol lat. amer.

change: vuelta ž. spol Šp.

change: vueltas ž. spol mn. Kolumb.

sixty pence change: sesenta peniques de cambio (or vuelto etc.)

keep the change: quédese con el cambio (or vuelto etc.)

you can eat well and still have/get change from $10: se puede comer bien por menos de 10 dólares

you won't get much change from or out of $1, 000: no te costará mucho menos de 1.000 dólares

not to get much change out of sb pog., we didn't get much change out of her: no pudimos sacarle mucho pog.

II. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. change appearance/rules/situation:

change: cambiar

you can't change the way you are: uno no cambia

you can't change the way you are: no se puede cambiar la manera de ser

the sorcerer changed her into a stone: el mago la convirtió en una piedra

1.2. change tire/oil/sheets:

change: cambiar

to change one's address/job/doctor: cambiar de dirección/trabajo/médico

to change position/direction/color: cambiar de posición/dirección/color

I've changed jobs: he cambiado de trabajo

let's change the subject: cambiemos de tema

she changed her name from Bronowski to Brown: se cambió el apellido de Bronowski a Brown

the time/date of the concert has been changed: han cambiado la hora/fecha del concierto

to change gear: cambiar de marcha

to change gear: hacer el cambio

1.3. change (exchange):

change seats/rooms: cambiar(se) de

I wouldn't want to change places with her: no quisiera estar or verme en su lugar

if he doesn't like it can I change it?: si no le gusta ¿puedo cambiarlo?

he changed it for a red one: lo cambió por uno rojo

2.1. change (into smaller denominations):

change: cambiar

can anyone change $20?: ¿alguien me puede cambiar 20 dólares?

2.2. change (into foreign currency):

change: cambiar

to change sth (into sth): cambiar algo (a algo)

to change sth (into sth): cambiar algo (en algo) Šp.

to change dollars into pesos: cambiar dólares a pesos

to change dollars into pesos: cambiar dólares en pesos Šp.

3. change baby:

change: cambiar

to change one's clothes/shoes: cambiarse de ropa/de zapatos

4. change TRANSP.:

you have to change train(s) at Nice: tienes que hacer transbordo or cambiar (de trenes) en Niza

III. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1.1. change (become different):

change: cambiar

I can't believe how much she's changed: me parece increíble lo mucho que ha cambiado

she's a changed person since she met him: desde que lo conoció es otra

to change in shape/size: cambiar de forma/tamaño

customs have changed: las costumbres han cambiado

to change into sth: convertirse or transformarse en algo

1.2. change (from one thing to another):

change: cambiar

the traffic lights changed: cambió el semáforo

the traffic lights changed: cambiaron las luces (del semáforo)

the cast changes every three months: el reparto cambia cada tres meses

her smile changed to a frown: dejó de sonreír y frunció el ceño

the scene changes to wartime Rome: la escena pasa or se traslada a Roma durante la guerra

I've changed to a new dentist: he cambiado de dentista

1.3. change <changing, sed. del. > needs/role/moods:

change: cambiante

2.1. change (put on different clothes):

change: cambiarse

I'm going upstairs to change: voy arriba a cambiarme

she changed into a black dress: se cambió y se puso un vestido negro

I'm going to change into something more comfortable: me voy a poner algo más cómodo

change out of those wet clothes: quítate esa ropa mojada

to get changed: cambiarse

2.2. change TRANSP.:

change: cambiar

change: hacer transbordo

all change! brit. angl.: ¡fin de trayecto!

we have to change at Victoria: tenemos que cambiar or hacer transbordo en Victoria

I. step [am. angl. stɛp, brit. angl. stɛp] SAM.

1. step (footstep, pace):

step: paso m. spol

to take a step forward/to the right: dar un paso adelante/a la derecha

a great step forward: un gran paso adelante

it was her first step on the road to success: fue su primer paso hacia el éxito

one step forward, two steps back šalj.: un paso hacia adelante y dos hacia atrás(, como el cangrejo)

I heard her steps in the corridor: oí sus pasos or sus pisadas en el pasillo

to follow in sb's steps: seguir los pasos de alguien

I'll be with you every step of the way: estaré contigo en todo momento

to be/keep one step ahead, constant research keeps us one step ahead of our rivals: la constante investigación nos mantiene en una situación de ventaja con respecto a la competencia

they're one step ahead of us: nos llevan cierta ventaja

he tries to keep one step ahead of his students: trata de que sus alumnos no lo aventajen

to watch one's step (be cautious, behave well): andarse con cuidado or con pie de plomo

watch your step (when walking): mira por dónde caminas

2.1. step C (of dance):

step: paso m. spol

2.2. step U (in marching, walking):

step: paso m. spol

to be in step: llevar el paso

to be in step (in dancing): llevar el compás or el ritmo

to be out of step: no llevar el paso

to be out of step (in dancing): ir desacompasado

to be out of step (in dancing): no llevar el compás or el ritmo

to break step: romper el paso

she fell into step beside me: acomodó su paso al mío

in/out of step with sb/sth the leaders are out of step with the wishes of the majority: los líderes no sintonizan con los deseos de la mayoría

she's always managed to keep in step with public opinion: siempre ha logrado mantenerse en sintonía con la opinión pública

3. step (distance):

the beach is only a step away: la playa está a un paso

it's a fair step from here to the station: hay un buen trecho hasta la estación

this brings war one step nearer: esto significa un paso más hacia un conflicto bélico

from here it's a short step to total ruin: de aquí a la ruina absoluta solo hay un paso

4. step:

step (move): paso m. spol

step (measure): medida ž. spol

a step in the right direction: un paso hacia adelante

the next step is to inform the police: el próximo paso es informar a la policía

to take legal steps: recurrir a la justicia

to take steps (to + infin): tomar medidas (para + infin)

they are taking steps to remedy the situation: están tomando medidas para remediar la situación

they are taking steps to remedy the situation: están tomando medidas encaminadas a remediar la situación

5.1. step:

step (on stair): escalón m. spol

step (on stair): peldaño m. spol

step (on ladder): travesaño m. spol

step (on ladder): escalón m. spol

“mind the step”: “cuidado con el escalón”

the church/museum steps: la escalinata or las escaleras de la iglesia/del museo

the altar steps: las gradas del altar

a flight of steps: un tramo m. spol de escalera

he left the parcel on the step: dejó el paquete en la puerta

5.2. step <steps, pl > brit. angl. (stepladder):

step: escalera ž. spol (de mano or de tijera)

6.1. step (degree in scale):

step: peldaño m. spol

step: escalón m. spol

she's moved up a step in the salary scale: ha ascendido un peldaño en la escala salarial

his new post is a step up the ladder from supervisor: su nuevo puesto está inmediatamente por encima del de supervisor

that would be a step up in her career: eso significaría un ascenso para ella

6.2. step am. angl. GLAS.:

half step: semitono m. spol

II. step <sed. del. stepping; 1. pret., pret. del. stepped> [am. angl. stɛp, brit. angl. stɛp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. step (move) + prisl. komplement.:

would you step inside/outside for a moment?: ¿quiere pasar or entrar/salir un momento?

to step off a plane: bajarse de un avión

from the moment he stepped onto the stage: desde el momento que puso pie en or pisó el escenario

he could have stepped straight out of a story book: parecía sacado or salido de un libro de cuentos

she stepped over the threshold: atravesó el umbral

2. step (tread):

step: pisar

to step in/on sth: pisar algo

I stepped in a puddle: pisé un charco

he steped on a mine: pisó una mina

sorry, I stepped on your toe: perdón, te pisé

to step on it or on the gas pog.: darse prisa

to step on it or on the gas pog.: apurarse lat. amer.

to step on it or on the gas pog.: meterle lat. amer. pog.

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] PRISL.

step by step (one stage at a time): paso a paso

step by step (gradually): poco a poco

II. step-by-step PRID.

step-by-step instructions: detallado

step-by-step instructions: paso a paso

step-by-step approach: paso a paso

a step-by-step guide to learning Spanish: una guía para aprender español paso a paso

v slovarju PONS

I. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] SAM.

1. change (alteration):

change: cambio m. spol

a change of clothes: una muda

the change (of life) pog.: la menopausia

for a change: para variar

that would make a (nice) change: no estaría mal hacer eso para variar

to ring the changes fig.: hacer una cosa de todas las formas posibles

2. change brez mn. (coins):

change: cambio m. spol

change: sencillo m. spol lat. amer.

change: feria ž. spol Meh.

small change: calderilla ž. spol pog.

five pounds in change: cinco libras en monedas

have you got change for [or of] a twenty-dollar bill?: ¿tienes cambio de 20 dólares?

how much do you have in change?: ¿cuánto dinero suelto llevas?

3. change brez mn. (money returned):

change: vuelta ž. spol

change: vuelto m. spol lat. amer.

no change given: no (se) devuelve cambio

4. change brez mn. (exact amount):

to have the correct change: tener el importe exacto

5. change (travel connection):

change: transbordo m. spol

II. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. change (alter):

change: cambiar

to change into sth: convertirse en algo

the traffic light changed back to red: el semáforo se puso en rojo

2. change (get off a train and board another):

change: hacer transbordo

3. change (put on different clothes):

change: cambiarse (de ropa)

4. change (change speed):

change: cambiar de marcha

III. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. change (exchange):

change: cambiar

to change places with sb fig.: ponerse en el lugar de alguien

to change sth/sb into sth: convertir algo/a alguien en algo

I. step [step] -pp- SAM.

1. step:

step (foot movement): paso m. spol

step (foot print): huella ž. spol

to take a step: dar un paso

step by step: paso a paso

to follow in sb's steps fig.: seguir el ejemplo de alguien

to take a step towards sth fig.: dirigirse hacia algo

to be in/out of step: llevar/no llevar el paso

to be in/out of step fig.: estar/no estar al tanto

to watch one's step: andar con cuidado

2. step of stair, ladder:

step: peldaño m. spol

3. step (measure):

step: medida ž. spol

to take steps (to do sth): tomar medidas (para hacer algo)

4. step pl brit. angl. (stepladder):

step: escalera ž. spol

5. step am. angl. GLAS.:

whole step: tono m. spol

half step: semitono m. spol

II. step [step] -pp- GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. step (tread):

step: pisar

2. step (walk):

step: caminar

v slovarju PONS

I. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] SAM.

1. change (alteration):

change: cambio m. spol

a change of clothes: una muda

a change of clothes: un cambio de ropa Meh.

for a change: para variar

that would be a nice change: no estaría mal hacer eso para variar

we could use a change of pace: no nos vendría mal un cambio de ritmo

2. change (coins):

change: cambio m. spol

change: sencillo m. spol lat. amer.

change: feria ž. spol Meh.

small change: calderilla ž. spol pog.

a dollar in change: un dólar en monedas

have you got change for a twenty-dollar bill?: ¿tienes cambio de 20 dólares?

how much do you have in change?: ¿cuánto dinero suelto llevas?

3. change (money returned):

change: vuelta ž. spol

change: vuelto m. spol lat. amer.

no change given: no (se) devuelve cambio

4. change (exact amount):

to have exact change: tener el importe exacto

II. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. change (exchange):

change: cambiar

to change places with sb fig.: ponerse en el lugar de alguien

to change sth/sb into sth: convertir algo/a alguien en algo

2. change (get off a train/plane and board another):

to change trains: cambiar de tren

to change trains: hacer transbordo

3. change (alter speed):

to change gear(s): cambiar de marcha

III. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. change (alter):

change: cambiar

to change into sth: convertirse en algo

the traffic light changed back to red: el semáforo se puso en rojo

2. change (get off a train/plane and board another):

change: hacer transbordo

3. change (put on different clothes):

change: cambiarse (de ropa)

I. step [step] SAM.

1. step:

step (foot movement): paso m. spol

step (footprint): huella ž. spol

to take a step: dar un paso

step by step: paso a paso

to take a step towards sth fig.: dirigirse hacia algo

to be in/out of step: llevar/no llevar el paso

to be in/out of step fig.: estar/no estar al tanto

to watch one's step: andar con cuidado

watch your step!: ¡mira por dónde pisas!

2. step of stair, ladder:

step: peldaño m. spol

3. step (measure):

step: medida ž. spol

to take steps (to do sth): tomar medidas (para hacer algo)

4. step GLAS.:

whole step: tono m. spol

half step: semitono m. spol

II. step <-pp-> [step] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. step (tread):

step: pisar

2. step (walk):

step: caminar

Present
I	change
you	change
he/she/it	changes
we	change
you	change
they	change

Past
I	changed
you	changed
he/she/it	changed
we	changed
you	changed
they	changed

Present Perfect
I	have	changed
you	have	changed
he/she/it	has	changed
we	have	changed
you	have	changed
they	have	changed

Past Perfect
I	had	changed
you	had	changed
he/she/it	had	changed
we	had	changed
you	had	changed
they	had	changed

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step change SAM. brit. angl.

I. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] SAM.

1.1. change U or C (alteration):

1.2. change C (replacement):

1.3. change (of clothes):

1.4. change C (sth different from usual):

2.1. change U (coins):

2.2. change U (money returned):

II. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. change appearance/rules/situation:

1.2. change tire/oil/sheets:

1.3. change (exchange):

2.1. change (into smaller denominations):

2.2. change (into foreign currency):

3. change baby:

4. change TRANSP.:

III. change [am. angl. tʃeɪndʒ, brit. angl. tʃeɪn(d)ʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1.1. change (become different):

1.2. change (from one thing to another):

1.3. change <changing, sed. del. > needs/role/moods:

2.1. change (put on different clothes):

2.2. change TRANSP.:

I. step [am. angl. stɛp, brit. angl. stɛp] SAM.

1. step (footstep, pace):

2.1. step C (of dance):

2.2. step U (in marching, walking):

3. step (distance):

4. step:

5.1. step:

5.2. step <steps, pl > brit. angl. (stepladder):

6.1. step (degree in scale):

6.2. step am. angl. GLAS.:

II. step <sed. del. stepping; 1. pret., pret. del. stepped> [am. angl. stɛp, brit. angl. stɛp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. step (move) + prisl. komplement.:

2. step (tread):

I. step by step [ˌstɛp bʌɪ ˈstɛp] PRISL.

II. step-by-step PRID.

v slovarju PONS

I. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] SAM.

1. change (alteration):

2. change brez mn. (coins):

3. change brez mn. (money returned):

4. change brez mn. (exact amount):

5. change (travel connection):

II. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. change (alter):

2. change (get off a train and board another):

3. change (put on different clothes):

4. change (change speed):

III. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. change (exchange):

2. change (give coins for bills):

3. change (get off a train and board another):

4. change (alter speed):

I. step [step] -pp- SAM.

1. step:

2. step of stair, ladder:

3. step (measure):

4. step pl brit. angl. (stepladder):

5. step am. angl. GLAS.:

II. step [step] -pp- GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. step (tread):

2. step (walk):

I. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] SAM.

1. change (alteration):

2. change (coins):

3. change (money returned):

4. change (exact amount):

II. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. change (exchange):

2. change (get off a train/plane and board another):

3. change (alter speed):

III. change [ˈtʃeɪndʒ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. change (alter):

2. change (get off a train/plane and board another):

3. change (put on different clothes):