👣 Take a step back = Dar un paso atrás / Tomar distancia La expresión “take a step back” se usa tanto de forma literal (moverse físicamente hacia atrás) como figurada, cuando necesitas tomar distancia de una situación, reflexionar o calmarte antes de actuar. 📌 Otras formas parecidas: - Step aside (Hacerse a un lado) - Hold back (Frenarse / contenerse) - Think it over (Reflexionarlo) - Reconsider (Reconsiderar) | Better English - Daily

“One step forward, two steps back!” This idiom means making progress, only to face setbacks that undo the initial progress. In the example of someone trying to jump over a bit of running water, you could say, 🗣️“He took one step forward to jump, but then two steps back—literally—when he fell in!” In a business context, you might say, 🗣️“We made some progress with the new project, but when the budget got cut, it felt like one step forward, two steps back.” Learn Laugh Speak helps students incre

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