No. 7,740 in French
step
The French word for "step" is "étape," meaning a stage, phase, or step in a process.
In a sentence
Je fais un pas vers l'objectif.
I take a step toward the goal.
Here, 'pas' is used to signify a physical or metaphorical step as a movement or progression.
Chaque étape du projet est importante.
Each step of the project is important.
In this context, 'étape' refers to a stage or phase in a process or sequence.
Je descends l'escalier avec précaution, marche par marche.
I go down the stairs carefully, step by step.
The term 'marche' here represents the individual steps or treads of a staircase.
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