1.踩在...上
1.to treat someone badly, especially because they have less power or importance than you
1.If policymakers can at least get the diagnosis right, it would be a major step on the road to recovery.
只要政策制定者们至少能做出正确的诊断，就相当于在复苏道路上迈出了重要一步。
2.You don't have to speed, Li Hua. Just step on it a little bit. Just go a little faster.
我可以踩油门，再开快一点。不过安全也很重要呦！
3.You are ready to be a ladder, letting others step on your shoulders to pick the fruit of success.
您乐为人梯，欣然让后人蹬着自己的肩膀，去摘取胜利的硕果。
4.If your goal is to lose 1 or 2 pounds a week, you'll be satisfied to see those full-pound drops when you step on the scale.
如果你的目标是一周减掉1~2磅，那么当你按计划一步步做下来时看到真的减掉了这么多后，你会有种满足感。
5.Step on, there is not the sound, there is not the smell, can only feel out a little extremely very small and extremely soft sense of touch.
脚踏上去，声音也没有，气息也没有，只能感出一点点极微细极优柔的触觉。
6.The bank's monetary policy risks letting inflation get so far out of control that there won't be any way to gently step on the brake.
央行当前的货币政策冒着使通胀失去控制的风险，除了轻踩刹车外没有任何措施。
7.Thank you . . . ! I sent him to the hospital tomorrow If I put it in a bad step on.
谢谢你…！我明天在送他去医院要是在不好我把它踩了。
8.The door to ask Dan people will be nothing to step on the threshold of the lower three inches! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
上门来求丹的人也将无为居的门槛给踩低了三寸！！
9.Sailing the greats seas there is always an urge to step on land, at least for a bit. Thankfully the urge always passes quickly.
在浩瀚的大海中航行总是有想要登陆的冲动，至少有一点吧。还好这种冲动总是很快就过去了。
10.Let me cover your eyes quietly, put a watermelon skin gently under your foot and happily enjoy the scene that you step on it.
让我轻轻地蒙上你的眼睛，轻轻地在你脚下放块西瓜皮，然后美滋滋地看着你踩上去。