Examples of using Misstep in English and their translations into Portuguese
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a social media misstep.
One misstep on his part and the leadership could effectively imprison him
With security cameras covering every inch of the establishment, any misstep from the enslaved workers here was usually discovered and then swiftly corrected by the guards.
you must be very careful, because any misstep can leave the face very loaded
I have tried to be supportive of you, but one more misstep and I will suspend you.
like our life is on a rail and one misstep, it all goes away.
The masking tape often deteriorate and because of this misstep has needed to re-test
And if I misstep, if I take that misstep for a day
It is enough one misstep, a single negligence to let you fall, and many enemies reach you.
Blanco viewed the show as a misstep in Addison's character development,
Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter found Iron Fist to be the"first big misstep" for Marvel
had been removed from the world in retribution for her misstep.
and one small misstep can result in theft of private corporate data,
To take more than two weeks to recognize a grave editorial misstep(labeling the Brazilian military regime as a"ditabranda"),
the reduced knee range of motion, in 46.7% of the cases, and; misstep complaints, in 5.9.
Body Language is a bit of a misstep for Minogue, there's a sense of class to it"
labeled as"right to response":"To take more than two weeks to recognize a grave editorial misstep(labeling the Brazilian military regime as a"ditabranda"),
But missteps come with penalties you can't afford to pay.
Missteps, miscommunications, snafus.
There have been missteps, I grant you, but look at all we have accomplished.