stepped up

English - Turkish

Definition of stepped up in English Turkish dictionary
step up: artmak
step up: yükseltmek
step up: yürümek
step up: pekiştirmek
step up: gücünü artırmak
step up: hızlanmak
step up: hızlandırmak
step up: terfi etmek
step up: terfi ettirmek
step up: artırmak
step up: yoğunlaştır
step up: MÜNAVEBELİ İLERLEME: Bir karargahın münavebeli ilerleme imkan ve kabiliyeti sağlayan unsuru
step up: çıkmak
step up: yükselmek
step up: on/onto -e çıkmak: He stepped up onto the stage. Sahneye çıktı
step up: yaklaşmak
step up: (deyim) step sth. up artırmak
step up: artma
step up: yükselme
step up: yükselten
step up: artış

English - English

Definition of stepped up in English English dictionary
step up: To assume responsibility; to volunteer or offer
Won't anyone step up to the challenge?.
step up: To increase speed or rate
They will need to step up production if they are going to compete.
stepped-up: That has increased; heightened
step up: speed up; "let's rev up production"
step up: make oneself visible; take action; "Young people should step to the fore and help their peers"
step up: ascend; advance, progress
step up: What the thinking wingman does when the leader's making low passes!
step up: Special premiums used to get a mail order buyer to increase his unit of purchase
step up: - this process can only be done with tapered tip product and will weaken the overall flex of the shaft by a sub-flex It is accomplished by taking the 2 iron shaft and placing it in the 3 iron head and continuing this trend throughout the set By doing this, you will increase the length to 1st step measurement by 1/2"
step up: If you step up something, you increase it or increase its intensity. He urged donors to step up their efforts to send aid to Somalia = increase
step up: increase in extent or intensity; "The Allies escalated the bombing"

stepped up

Turkish pronunciation

stept ʌp

/ˈstept ˈəp/ /ˈstɛpt ˈʌp/

[ 'step ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English stæpe; akin to Old High German stapfo step, stampfOn to stamp.

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