英语词组Stepped Aside是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

step aside

1. Literally, to take a step to one side so as to let someone or something pass by. Please step aside so I can get this trolley through the aisle. The security guard reluctantly stepped aside and allowed us into the club.

2. By extension, to withdraw or retire from some position so as to allow someone else to take one's place. The CEO announced that he would be stepping aside amidst the recent scandal. Dad, you're nearly 70—why don't you step aside and let someone younger do that job?

step aside

(for someone)

1. Lit. to move out of someone's way. Would you step aside for my uncle and his walker? We had to step aside for the people in wheelchairs to get by.

2. Fig. to retire from an office so someone else can take over. The president retired and stepped aside for someone else. Walter stepped aside for a younger person to take over.

step aside

1. Move out of the way, as in Please step aside-I've got my arms full of groceries. This usage was first recorded in 1530.

2. Withdraw, make room for a replacement, as in The senior researcher decided to step aside for a younger colleague. [Second half of 1900s]

step aside

1. To take a step or to walk to the side so as to give way to another: I stepped aside to let the jogger pass.

2. To resign from a post, especially when being replaced: The chairman of the board asked the executive to step aside for his appointed successor. At the end of her term, she stepped aside and allowed the new appointee to take over.

词组	Stepped Aside
释义	(redirected from Stepped Aside) step aside 1. Literally, to take a step to one side so as to let someone or something pass by. Please step aside so I can get this trolley through the aisle. The security guard reluctantly stepped aside and allowed us into the club. 2. By extension, to withdraw or retire from some position so as to allow someone else to take one's place. The CEO announced that he would be stepping aside amidst the recent scandal. Dad, you're nearly 70—why don't you step aside and let someone younger do that job? step aside (for someone) 1. Lit. to move out of someone's way. Would you step aside for my uncle and his walker? We had to step aside for the people in wheelchairs to get by. 2. Fig. to retire from an office so someone else can take over. The president retired and stepped aside for someone else. Walter stepped aside for a younger person to take over. step aside 1. Move out of the way, as in Please step aside-I've got my arms full of groceries. This usage was first recorded in 1530. 2. Withdraw, make room for a replacement, as in The senior researcher decided to step aside for a younger colleague. [Second half of 1900s] step aside v. 1. To take a step or to walk to the side so as to give way to another: I stepped aside to let the jogger pass. 2. To resign from a post, especially when being replaced: The chairman of the board asked the executive to step aside for his appointed successor. At the end of her term, she stepped aside and allowed the new appointee to take over.
随便看	to leave in the lurch To leave no stone unturned to leave out in the cold to lend one's ear tolerability tolerable tolerably tolerance TOLERANT tolerate to let off steam to let one's hair down to/let's get down to brass tacks to let slip through one's fingers To let the cat out of the bag toley toley; toly to lick one's chops To lie in wait To lie low to lie through one's teeth to liking to line one's pockets to little to little avail