英语词汇“in (or out of) step”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in (or out of) step

1Putting (or not putting) one’s feet forward alternately in the same rhythm as the people one is walking, marching, or dancing with.At one point, young Erin hurried forward to march in step with the Captain....

Nowadays, players are slouching, walking out of step, and passing around water bottles.
Among the delegates were German veterans and blind ones from France; some of the vets, protesting the political and military madness of the First World War, refused to march in step.

1.1Conforming (or not conforming) to what others are doing or thinking: the party is clearly out of step with voters...

The problem with that, of course, is that those opposition parties are out of step with 82 percent of New Zealanders.
The ordinary American continues to be splendidly out of step with the Chattering Classes.
That's where art was heading, so he was a little out of step with the intellectual movement.

Synonyms

in accord, in harmony, in agreement, in tune, in line, in keeping, in conformity, in accordance, in consensus, in consilience

at odds, at variance, in disagreement, out of tune, out of line, not in keeping, out of harmony, at loggerheads, in opposition, at outs

1.2 Physics (Of two or more oscillations or other cyclic phenomena) having (or not having) the same frequency and always in the same phase: many oscillations trace out the same pattern but necessarily in step...

If they are in step (in phase, the physicists say), then crest coincides constructively with crest, giving maximum mutual reinforcement.
Over time, the quantum waves that accompany the different flavors get out of step, and an electron neutrino seems to morph into a muon neutrino or a tau neutrino and back again.
In that case, when the length of one of the arms changes the tiniest bit, the beams will be more in step and produce some light when combined.

See parent entry: step

单词	in (or out of) step
释义	in (or out of) step 1Putting (or not putting) one’s feet forward alternately in the same rhythm as the people one is walking, marching, or dancing with.At one point, young Erin hurried forward to march in step with the Captain.... Nowadays, players are slouching, walking out of step, and passing around water bottles. Among the delegates were German veterans and blind ones from France; some of the vets, protesting the political and military madness of the First World War, refused to march in step. 1.1Conforming (or not conforming) to what others are doing or thinking: the party is clearly out of step with* voters... The problem with that, of course, is that those opposition parties are out of step with 82 percent of New Zealanders. The ordinary American continues to be splendidly out of step with the Chattering Classes. That's where art was heading, so he was a little out of step with the intellectual movement. Synonyms in accord, in harmony, in agreement, in tune, in line, in keeping, in conformity, in accordance, in consensus, in consilience at odds, at variance, in disagreement, out of tune, out of line, not in keeping, out of harmony, at loggerheads, in opposition, at outs 1.2 Physics* (Of two or more oscillations or other cyclic phenomena) having (or not having) the same frequency and always in the same phase: many oscillations trace out the same pattern but necessarily in step... If they are in step (in phase, the physicists say), then crest coincides constructively with crest, giving maximum mutual reinforcement. Over time, the quantum waves that accompany the different flavors get out of step, and an electron neutrino seems to morph into a muon neutrino or a tau neutrino and back again. In that case, when the length of one of the arms changes the tiniest bit, the beams will be more in step and produce some light when combined. See parent entry: step
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