step by step in Italian
step by step in Italian is passo a passo, gradualmente, poco a poco — step by step means by moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
step by step in Italian
passo a passo
Gradually and steadily.
gradualmente
Gradually and steadily.
poco a poco
Gradually and steadily.
poco per volta
Gradually and steadily.
What does "step by step" mean?
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adverb By moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
"She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished."
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adjective Set out as a numbered or ordered series of stages that are easy to follow.
"The manual includes step-by-step instructions with photographs."
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step by step in a sentence
- She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished.
- Recovery happens step by step, not all at once.
- The manual includes step-by-step instructions with photographs.
- I found a step-by-step guide to installing the software.
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What is "step by step" in Italian?
"step by step" in Italian is passo a passo, gradualmente, poco a poco. step by step means: By moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
How do you use "step by step" in a sentence?
Example: "She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished." In Italian, "step by step" is passo a passo, gradualmente, poco a poco.
Are there other ways to say "step by step" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "step by step": passo a passo, gradualmente, poco a poco, poco per volta.
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