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We found 1 word, 2 kanji, and 4 examples matching '踏み出す'
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Most common form: 踏みだす
'su' godan verb, intransitive verb, transitive verb
1. to step forward; to step forth; to advance
2. to start; to embark on; to set forth on; to take steps toward
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トウ   ふ step on   ふまえる to be based on   
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ソク   あし foot; leg   た to add   た    たりる to be sufficient   
くつ shoes   
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スイ   みず water   
ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
シュツ   スイ   だ to take out, to put out   で to go out, to exit   
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りょうしゃ
両者
かいけつ
解決
かって
いっほ
一歩
した

Both parties took a step towards a solution.
へいわ
平和
ぶたい
部隊
いる
ころ
かのじょ
彼女
きょうしょく
教職
だいいっぽ
第一歩
した

She got her feet wet teaching while she was in the Peace Corps.
いちほ
一歩
せば
はんぶん
半分
わった
おな

The first step is as good as half over.
あか
ちゃん
ちゅういぶか
注意深
もう
いっほ
一歩
した

The baby took another careful step.
 
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