Step on
/step ɒn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To put one's foot on a specific surface or object.
- Please don't step on the freshly painted floor.
- He accidentally stepped on her foot while dancing.
2. To act harshly or assertively towards someone, often to suppress or oppress.
- The manager tends to step on anyone who challenges his authority.
- Politicians should aim to support and uplift, not step on the underprivileged.
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