step back

1. Literally, to step backward. Everyone step back and give him a bit of space. They stepped back to get a better view of the painting.2. By extension, to withdraw or remove oneself from something, often in order to consider it from a broader or more objective perspective. You're too focused on this project. You need to step back and consider the bigger picture of the whole company. I think everyone needs to step back from this issue for a moment and think about their motivations a bit more critically.See also: back, step

step back (from someone or something)

to move away from someone or something; to move back so as to provide space around someone or something. Please step back from the injured woman. Give her some air. Step back and give her some air.See also: back, step

step back

v.1. To move backward by taking one or more steps: I stepped back from the edge of the cliff. The police officer told the crowd to step back.2. To withdraw from something, especially to consider it from a wider perspective: Let's step back from the project for a moment and admire all that we have accomplished. Rather than arguing about every detail, they should step back and determine what is really important.See also: back, step

单词	step back
释义	step back Translations reculer step back step back 1. Literally, to step backward. Everyone step back and give him a bit of space. They stepped back to get a better view of the painting.2. By extension, to withdraw or remove oneself from something, often in order to consider it from a broader or more objective perspective. You're too focused on this project. You need to step back and consider the bigger picture of the whole company. I think everyone needs to step back from this issue for a moment and think about their motivations a bit more critically.See also: back, step step back (from someone or something) to move away from someone or something; to move back so as to provide space around someone or something. Please step back from the injured woman. Give her some air. Step back and give her some air.See also: back, step step back v.1. To move backward by taking one or more steps: I stepped back from the edge of the cliff. The police officer told the crowd to step back.2. To withdraw from something, especially to consider it from a wider perspective: Let's step back from the project for a moment and admire all that we have accomplished. Rather than arguing about every detail, they should step back and determine what is really important.See also: back, step
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