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Definition of stepper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fitnessUS exercise machine for stepping workoutsUS
- He uses the stepper for his daily cardio routine.
2.
technologyTECH. electric motor that moves in stepsTECH.
- The stepper was used in the 3D printer.
3.
danceRare person who dances in a stepping styleRare
- The stepper moved rhythmically to the beat of the drums..
Images of stepper

exercise machine for stepping workouts 
electric motor that moves in steps
Expressions with stepper
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person who dances with energy and style
She is known as the best hot-stepper in the club.
person living a lively social life
She's known as a high-stepper in the city's nightlife.
electric motor that turns in small fixed angles controlled by pulses
The 3D printer uses a stepper motor to move the print head accurately.
Origin of stepper
English, step (move) + -er (agent)
Examples of stepper in a sentence
She prefers the stepper over the treadmill for workouts. The engineer adjusted the stepper for better precision. A faulty stepper can disrupt the entire machine's operation. The stepper impressed everyone with his smooth moves. Each stepper had their own unique style on the dance floor.
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- French:stepper, moteur pas à pas, ...
- German:Stepper, Schrittmotor, ...
- Italian:stepper, motore passo-passo, ...
- Spanish:stepper, motor paso a paso, ...
- Portuguese:máquina de step, motor de passo, ...
- Chinese:踏步机, 步进电机, ...
- Japanese:ステッパー, ステッピングモーター, ...
- Arabic:جِهَاز الخَطْو, مُحَرِّك مُتَدَرِّج, ...
- Hebrew:סְטֶפֶּר, מָנוֹעַ צַעַד, ...
- Russian:степпер, шаговый двигатель, ...
- Ukrainian:степпер, кроковий двигун, ...
- Hindi:स्टेपर, स्टेपर मोटर, ...

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