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__RIO__
23 mar 2017

  • Japonés
  • Inglés (UK)
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  • Inglés (US)
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre steadily y step by step ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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Seldom
23 mar 2017

  • Inglés (UK)

Steadily means you are doing something slow and consistently but not stopping (so that you can make sure it is done right as it happens) while step by step means you are doing it one part as a time and only moving on when you are happy with the last part.

Steadily comes from steady.

Seldom
23 mar 2017

  • Inglés (UK)

You might ride your bike steadily down an overgrown path to make sure you don't fall.
You might build your bike step by step to make sure you don't put parts in the wrong place.

__RIO__
23 mar 2017

  • Japonés
@Seldom thanks very much. And make sense! Although it's a little bit difficult to use them, but I got their meanings! Thanks!
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Igirisujin
23 mar 2017

  • Inglés (UK)
  • Inglés (US)

@__RIO__ There are two common words similar to steadily that you might use: regularly and gradually.

I will start saving regularly so I can travel abroad.

Gradually, I saved up enough to travel abroad.

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